ORO STUDENTS’ CAREER FAIR 2025 – SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT


Meet Engr. Ante William

We are proud to announce Engr. Ante William as a distinguished speaker at the Oro Students’ Career Fair 2025.

Engr. Ante William is a versatile Production Planning Engineer with over five years of multi-disciplinary experience across production, facilities, and gas process operations in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry. He currently leads production planning for OML 30 at NNPC Exploration & Production Limited (NEPL) and also serves as Technical Adviser to the Executive Director, Production & Asset Management.

His professional journey includes critical roles as Facilities & Operations Engineer and Chemical Process Engineer, where he played key roles in the rehabilitation and operations of major energy assets, such as FPSO Mystras, Okono, and the NGIC Sapele Gas Metering Facility. Earlier in his career, he served in corrosion control and customer service with the UBA Group.

At the Oro Students’ Career Fair 2025, Engr. Ante William will share his insights on Production Operations and Strategic Career Growth, inspiring participants with real-world experiences and lessons from Nigeria’s dynamic energy sector.

ORO STUDENTS’ CAREER FAIR 2025
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