- Kenyon International sponsored top students from across Africa to attend the 2025 Society of Petroleum Engineers in Africa Student Congress.
- CEO Victor Ekpenyong reaffirmed the company’s dedication to nurturing future energy leaders through scholarships, mentorship, and industry-focused initiatives.
Kenyon International West Africa Company Limited, a leading oil and gas servicing firm, has strengthened its commitment to developing Africa’s future energy professionals by actively participating in the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Africa Annual Student Congress 2025.
The event took place recently at the Dangote Business School, Bayero University, Kano, and attracted top students from across the continent. These students convened to explore the future of energy and identify the critical skills required to drive the industry forward.
Kenyon International sponsored exceptional students from Ghana, Tanzania, and Uganda as part of its ongoing talent development and corporate social responsibility initiatives. The company provided these students with access to high-quality learning and networking opportunities, thereby reinforcing its role in shaping the next generation of energy leaders.
One of the Ugandan students, sponsored by the company, distinguished himself in the PetroBowl competition. He earned a coveted spot to represent Africa at the prestigious Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) in Houston, Texas.
Meanwhile, Victor Ekpenyong, the CEO of Kenyon International, reiterated the company’s commitment to youth empowerment and sustainable growth in the energy sector.
He stated, “A brighter energy future is emerging, and we are dedicated to shaping it by driving change and ensuring energy is rightly valued and better utilised in Africa.”
Furthermore, Ekpenyong highlighted that Kenyon’s investments go beyond infrastructure. “At Kenyon, we invest in people. We nurture the minds and futures of Africa’s young professionals because we believe their growth and success will drive the continent’s energy industry forward,” he said.
He also stressed that initiatives such as the African Regional Student Scholarship reflect Kenyon International’s determination to support quality education and develop talent across Africa. According to him, this scholarship recognises outstanding SPE Africa students based on academic excellence, leadership potential, and dedication to the oil and gas sector.
Over the years, Kenyon International has consistently driven transformative change in the energy sector through its technical expertise and impactful CSR programmes.
In addition to its social initiatives, the company continues to provide specialised oilfield services, including wellhead and Xmas tree solutions, well-completion services, and other critical interventions.