Masters Energy Oil & Gas Limited is proud to celebrate another milestone for our Masters Lubricants brand, following recognition from the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) for maintaining 10 years of product quality and certification under the Mandatory Conformity Assessment Programme (MANCAP).
The recognition was presented at the 2026 National MANCAP Quality Award Ceremony, held in Lagos as part of activities marking the programme’s 20th anniversary. The event brought together manufacturers and key industry stakeholders to celebrate companies that have consistently met the required standards for locally manufactured products.
Receiving this recognition in the 10-year category marks a significant milestone for Masters Lubricants and reflects our commitment to maintaining consistent product quality over the years. From our production processes to the finished products delivered to customers, meeting established quality standards remains an important part of our operations.
Since its introduction in 2006, MANCAP has played a major role in ensuring that products manufactured in Nigeria meet the relevant Nigerian Industrial Standards. During the anniversary celebration, SON recognised manufacturers across the 10, 15 and 20-year categories for consistently maintaining their certifications and contributing to improved standards within Nigeria’s manufacturing sector.

For us at Masters Energy, this recognition goes beyond receiving an award. It reflects the years of effort invested in building Masters Lubricants into a brand that customers can rely on for their vehicles, machinery and equipment, while consistently maintaining the quality standards required in the industry.

We are proud of this achievement and acknowledge the dedication and hard work of our team, whose efforts have contributed to maintaining these standards over the years.
As we continue to grow our lubricant business, our focus remains on improving our products, maintaining the quality our customers expect and expanding the reach of Masters Lubricants across Nigeria.

