Everyday Nigerians face challenges that rarely make the news—children who want an education but lack the means, young people searching for opportunities, and communities striving to grow with limited resources. These realities affect real families, and they highlight the need for collective support from government, individuals, and private organisations.
Many of these communities also host major businesses and industries. Residents often carry the weight of daily survival while hoping for progress. They want better access to education, direction for their youth, and partnerships that offer real value. This is the context in places like Rumuolumeni, Port Harcourt, where Masters Energy operates.
They want better access to education, direction for their youth, and partnerships that offer real value
Recently, at Masters Energy City in Rumuolumeni, the company engaged the community in a CSR activity aimed at strengthening cooperation and addressing local needs. A key part of the event was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Masters Energy Oil & Gas Limited and the Rumuolumeni Community of Rivers State. HRH King Engr. Chukwuemeka V. E. N. Woji Okocha (Orlumeni XII), the Paramount Ruler, signed on behalf of his people. This agreement provides a clear structure for how both parties will work together moving forward.
Why CSR Like This Matters
Moving Forward
The Rumuolumeni CSR engagement reflects how Masters Energy Oil & Gas Limited stays connected to the people living around its operations. Our approach is straightforward—listen, engage, and support in ways that make daily life better.
Progress should be made. It should be shown in homes, schools, and community spaces. As we continue our operations, we will keep finding sincere and practical ways to contribute to that shared progress.