NLNG Unveils Sophia Horsfall as New GM, External Relations & Sustainable Dev

L-R: Dr. Sophia Horsfall, Mr. Andy Odeh and Mrs. Ophilia-Tammy

The NLNG has officially announced Dr. Sophia Horsfall as the new General Manager, External Relations & Sustainable Development. She would take over from Mr. Andy Odeh, who is billed for retirement from Friday, November 1, 2024.

At a media briefing yesterday in Lagos, Odeh formally introduced Horsfall to the media partners of NLNG as the in-coming GM, External Relations & Sustainable Development. He expressed gratitude to the media partners of NLNG for supporting the organisation during his period of service and urged them to extend the same co-operation and support to Horsfall.

In her presentation, Horsfall thanked the media for the positive partnership between them and NLNG over the years. She promised to continue and improve on the existing relationship with the media for better service delivery.

On the recent rebranding of NLNG and its corporate logo, Odeh explained that the tag line: Inspiring a Sustainable Future embodies three key elements: Nigeria-Heritage-Environment to commemorate 25 years of commercial operation in the country.

He added that the new logo also speaks on energy in motion and the global reach of the NLNG brand.

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