The Rise of Gas: From Gaslink to the Decade of Gas

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This book, The Rise of Gas: From Gaslink to the Decade of Gas by Charles A. Osezua has changed that state of affairs by privileging the story of gas from exploration to utilisation.

This is a book that pulls no punches as it outlines the decades spent burning money all because of ill-conceived government policies as well as policy summersaults.

Charles Osezua’s book is a must-read for anyone interested and invested in the ongoing conversations about energy transition and de-carbonisation. He gives a magisterial account of Nigeria’s entry into the comity of oil and gas producing nations beginning not from Oloibiri as many historians of the sector like to note, but from the Dahomey Basin and then Akata close to Eket, all the way to the country’s chequered history of gas exploration, waste and utilisation.

The book is funny in parts, tear inducing in others, but at the end what emerges is a composite of what has kept Nigeria back for decades, thanks to the short sightedness of our leaders and policy makers.
This book is a valuable knowledge base for everyone involved in the gas value chain, from students to oil industry workers, technocrats and policy makers as we proceed with our Energy Transition agenda.

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