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Multi-billion dollar MoAs signed by Chongqing Construction Engineering Group, Oilserv, Tianjin Energy, and Alpha Group to develop Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Infrastructure

The agreements set the stage for jointly developing, financing, and constructing several high profile projects including crude oil and gas pipelines, oil refineries, port, highways, and railways across Nigeria

The consortium also held a meeting with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporations’ senior management

ABUJA, Nigeria, December 9, 2016/APO/ --

Chongqing Construction Engineering Group Co. Ltd (CCEGC) (www.CCEGQ.com) Chairman/Party Secretary General Mr. Yang Jingpu, Tianjin Energy Resources Ltd (Tianjin) (www.TianjinEnergy.com) Managing Director Engr. Peter Lin, Oilserv Limited (Oilserv) (www.OilservLtdNG.com) Chairman Engr. Emeka Okwuosa, and Alpha Group of Companies’ (Alpha) Chairman Mr. Sheikh Mohamed Bayorh signed eight memorandum of agreements (MOAs) today in Abuja for the development of several multi-billion dollar investment and infrastructure projects in the Federal Republic of Nigeria. This was in the presence and supported by senior representatives from the largest bank in the world, Industrial and Commercial bank of China (ICBC), and Standard Bank of South Africa whom are the projects financiers.

The agreements set the stage for jointly developing, financing, and constructing several high profile projects including crude oil and gas pipelines, oil refineries, port, highways, and railways across Nigeria. Alpha and several leading companies are already developing the Gas Revolution Industrial Park (GRIP) in Ogidigben, Delta State and Oilserv has partially completed the biggest pipeline project in Nigeria (East-West Gas Pipeline OB3) which is a 48inch pipeline project that is expected to carry gas to various power plants in the country. The consortium also held a meeting with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporations’ senior management including Group Executive Director’s/Chief Operations Officers- Engr. Saidu Mohammed (GED/COO Gas and Power) and Mr. Bello Rabiu (GED/COO Upstream).

CCEGC, Tianjin, Oilserv, and Alpha agreed to strengthen cooperation including co-financing, at strategic and technical levels on the basis of complementary value added, corporate strengths and comparative advantages, and mutual benefits, according to the MOAs. 

Chairman/Party Secretary Yang said, “CCEGC is proud to foster the long-term strategic relationship between Nigeria and China by participating in such high profile projects and bringing our proven experience, track record, and financing capabilities to the partnership. We look forward to working with our partners Alpha Group and Oilserv in Nigeria and the rest of Africa.”

“With strong financial and technical support from CCEGC, proven indigenous experience in constructing pipelines from Oilserv and development leadership from Alpha Group, Tianjin is proud to join forces in building Nigeria’s much needed infrastructure,” added Engr. Peter Lin, Managing Director of Tianjin Energy Resources Ltd.

 “We are delighted to formally welcome CCEGC, Tianjin Energy, and Oilserv in joining our growing list of strategic project partners for the Gas Revolution Industrial Park in Delta State as well as for our development projects and initiatives in Northern Nigeria for which we remain passionately committed to the regions’ socio-economic development and industrialization” added Chairman Sheikh Mohamed Bayorh from Alpha Group of Companies.

The four companies will prepare formal proposals to the relevant authorities as well as undertake joint feasibility studies and participate in joint steering committees with key stakeholders from Federal and State institutions as well as Nigerian government institutions including Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Nigerian Port Authority, Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority, and Federal Ministry of Transportation. 

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Alpha Capital International.

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About CCEGC:
Chongqing Construction Engineering Group Co. Ltd (CCEGC) (www.CCEGQ.com) is a top 15 Chinese State owned conglomerate with extensive experience in Engineering Procurement and Construction for major infrastructure projects globally.

About Tianjin:
Tianjin Energy (www.TianjinEnergy.com) is a Nigerian indigenous EPC Contractor with strong affiliation to major Chinese state owned companies and financial institutions with capacity to finance and develop mega-sized infrastructure and Oil and Gas Development projects.

About Oilserv:
Oilserv (www.OilservLtdNG.com) is Nigeria’s leading indigenous Engineering Procurement, Construction, Installation, & Commissioning (EPCIC)-focused company in the oil and gas pipeline and facilities projects sector in the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Africa.

About Alpha Group:
Alpha Group of Companies is a leading diversified holding conglomerate, active in mining, renewable energy, consulting, project development, exploration/production, and free-zone development.  Alpha’s subsidiary, Alpha GRIP Management Co. (AGMC) is currently developing a $20B Gas Industrial City in Ogidigben, Delta State, Nigeria with leading Fortune 500 Chinese and Korean companies as part of the AGMC consortium.