Grace Nakyanzi

Spirit Filled| Geology& Petroleum Industry Enthusiast | Leveraging Skills to Drive Innovation & Success in Dynamic Projects.

[Grace Nakyanzi @PhronesisGrace]

We have a strong potential to uplift Uganda as a nation very quickly. The oil and gas industry serves as a robust and strong platform for growth and we should strongly support it.

~ Dr. Kabagambe Kaliisa

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@UNOC_UG @PAU_Uganda

[Grace Nakyanzi @PhronesisGrace]

@spe_muk Congratulations 👏

[SPE MUK Chapter @spe_muk]

This evening SPE-MAK Chapter held its handover dinner appreciating the former cabinet and ushering in the new cabinet .

[Grace Nakyanzi @PhronesisGrace]

@MinisterKenie Listen, listen very well, I don't want you to miss this.

[Grace Nakyanzi @PhronesisGrace]

@spe_muk @Makerere @SPEtweets @SpeUganda Well done

[BiggieBiggie @BigirwenkyaS]

A whole book out there!
Call 0751682130/0785773847 to get a copy!

#PhanerooAt10 #Phaneroo

[Grace Nakyanzi @PhronesisGrace]

@akenakheno @norbert_walter 🤣🤣🤣

[Grace Nakyanzi @PhronesisGrace]

@Blaise_Daphyn @DorcusNalwadda_ 😂😂😂

[SPE MUK Chapter @spe_muk]

Today, we oriented and welcomed new members into SPE Makerere chapter, @SpeUganda and @SPEtweets Special thanks to everyone who attended, we hope to work together, network and make SPE better.

[Tony Otoa @Comrade_Otoa]

Best tweet you will see today 💯

[Humphrey Asiimwe @humfas]

Join me in Congrating @AshabaA on his appointment as the new Chairman of @UgandaChamber's Governing Council! We extend our warmest regards and gratitude for your continued guidance and support. Your expertise and leadership will undoubtedly drive the chamber to new heights.

[Trevor Awas @AwasTrevor]

@UNOC_UG corporate team building. Give us the likes and reposts

[Grace Nakyanzi @PhronesisGrace]

#SinBad
#TeamBuilding
#UNOC

[Tony Otoa @Comrade_Otoa]

📌 Protect yourself from negative energy by all means necessary.

[Yiga Ssempogo II (Sseruganda) @YSsempogo]

Progress on the central processing facility (CPF) at the Kingfisher Project in Buhuka, Kikuube.

After production, crude oil undergoes initial "cleaning" in CPFs to remove all that is unwanted before refining.

[Grace Nakyanzi @PhronesisGrace]

@LeackeyMbabazi @aapg_muk @TotalEnergies @UNOC_UG @Makerere Wow!

[African Energy Chamber @energy_african]

Celebrating a Decade of Excellence!

@nj_ayuk, Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber (AEC), has been recognized consistently as a leading global energy practitioner by @whoswholegal from 2013 to 2024 — an incredible 11 years of consecutive accolades!

This prestigious recognition highlights Ayuk's unwavering commitment and pioneering leadership in energy law, championing sustainable development across Africa. His vision continues to shape the continent's energy landscape and advance innovative legal frameworks.

“Being acknowledged by my peers is a tremendous honour. It reinforces the power of collaboration in shaping the future of the energy sector,'' says NJ Ayuk.

Join us at AEC in celebrating NJ Ayuk's extraordinary journey and his ongoing impact on global energy law. Together, we strive towards ending energy poverty in Africa by 2030.

[TotalEnergies Uganda @TotalEnergiesUG]

Last month, in collaboration with other energy sector players @MEMD_Uganda @PAU_Uganda @UNOC_UG @CNOOCUgandaLtd @UgandaChamber among others, we hosted the Youth in Energy Conference at @Makerere. The conference focused on involving youth in Africa's energy transition. Among other media houses, @ubctvuganda covered the event— watch! here  https://t.co/kXl4ncL9uu
 #AfricanYouthInEnergy
@nj_ayuk

[NJ Ayuk @nj_ayuk]

The Ugandan economy was humming along nicely in the 1990s/early 2000s. Poverty was on its way down, and Uganda was so successful at implementing economic reforms that, in 1997, the nation was one of only a few to receive international debt relief. It has continued to qualify for relief ever since.

Since 2011, however, Uganda’s economy has slowed down, making it more difficult to fight poverty.

Experts say Uganda needs two things to grow: economic diversity and more exports. The EACOP, Kingfisher, and Telenga projects provide both.

Without the proposed economic shot in the arm (and glimmer of hope) provided by oil development, there’s no question that Uganda’s economic stall will be more protracted, the way out even rougher, and more people will be plunged back into economic despair.

Don’t just take my word for it: Even the World Bank acknowledges that oil production is required to get Uganda back on track.

#Uganda needs oil development to avoid large-scale job loss, bankruptcies among Ugandan companies, austerity measures, and possibly even instability. The country needs those 4,200 local jobs from oil many more multiplier jobs. What it doesn’t need are wealthy elitist NGOs concerned about protecting the continent from itself and trying to limit economic advancement in Africa in the name of climate change.
#poverty #energy# oil #uganda

[Tony Otoa @Comrade_Otoa]

Next week will be a remarkable week for Uganda as we start to import all our petroleum products into the country. Follow @UNOC_UG for detailed updates on this story starting on Sunday 30th June 2024

[EACOP @EACOP_]

"Correct the misinformation online with facts from the EACOP website. Use social media to drive the right narrative. Be part of the positive story, be a voice for a just energy transition. Speak up! " - @nj_ayuk Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber.

#africanyouthinenergy