1. Presentation at the 29 January 2015 visit to the Managing Director Waltersmith Petroman Nigeria Limited SPE Nigeria Led by: Emeka Ene 2015 SPE Nigeria Council Chairman

2. About SPE International  AIME comprises of three founding institutes: Metallurgical Society, Society of Mining Engineers and Society of Petroleum Engineers.  Petroleum Division of AIME was formed in 1922  As an Institute of AIME, SPE, a not-for-profit professional membership association was founded in 1957 to o focus on the exploration, development and production of oil and gas resources. o Collection, dissemination and exchange of technical knowledge and related technologies o and to provide opportunities for professionals to enhance their technical and professional competence  Membership is open to all professionals engaged in energy resources development and production. As at the end of 2013, SPE has over 124,528 paid members in 135 countries (4.34% in Africa), with 190 Sections and 295 University Chapters. Nigeria  Started in 1973 with Lagos Section.  Currently has over 3,613 paid members, a Council, five sections (Abuja, Benin, Lagos, Port Harcourt and Warri) and 31 SPE Student Chapters.  Membership is open to all professionals engaged in energy resources development and production.  2015 SPE International President is Mr. Helge Hove Haldorsen of Statoil.

3. SPE Nigeria Membership & Organisation Total 5478 members 5 14 5 4 3 NIGERIA COUNCIL LAGOSPORT HARCOURTWARRIBENINABUJA UI UNILAG LASU CONVENANT OAU RSUST UNIPORT FUTO IMT UNIUYO ESUST NDU UNN UNICAL NAU AMSU IMOPOLY BUEA- Cameroon MADONNA UNI. PTI NOVENA DELSU, OL DELSU, ABK FUPRE ATBU AUST AUN UNIBEN ESITM IGBINEDION ABUAD Total Members: 3613

4. SPE Nigeria – 2015 THEMES

5. PHOTOGRAPHES FROM PAST NAICE OPENING CEREMONY

6. SPE Nigeria Activities Flagship Programs  Students Annual Technical Conference (STCE):12 – 15 March 2015  Oloibiri Lecture Series & Energy Forum (OLEF): 23 April 2015  Young Professional Conference (YPC): 30 – 31 July 2015  Nigeria Annual International Conference & Exhibition (NAICE): 4 – 6 August 2015 Other Programs - Professionals  Monthly Technical Meetings  Distinguished Lecture Series: 15 lectures planned for 2014/15 SPE year  Continuing Education Short Courses: 6 courses to hold as part of 2015 NAICE Other Programs – University, Secondary & Primary Students  ‘Catch Them Young’ Essay & Quiz competition: Held on 24 January 2015  Olumide Phillips Scholarship Program: 4 th edition held on 24 January 2015  Ambassador Lecture Program: to hold in various SPE sections  Energy 4Me Outreach: to hold in various SPE sections

7. Waltersmith Technical Papers & Membership Contributions to SPE 2005 – 2014) Waltersmith Technical Papers Contributions to SPE NAICE (2005 – 2014) Waltersmith Membership Strength in SPE (2014 Data) Total Papers PresentedWaltersmith Contribution Total SPE Members in Nigeria Total SPE Members in Waltersmith 6360003,61307

8. Waltersmith Petroman & SPE Nigeria Go Forward  NAICE 2015  Exhibition participation  Sponsorship of NAICE Oil Industry Night  Staff participation in programs  Support staff participation in SPE Nigeria technical programs as a vehicle for professional development.  Support for staff volunteerism.  Encourage and support staff volunteerism in SPE committees as an informal channel of building the right industry networks. Acknowledgements  Acceptance to host this visit.  Consistent Sponsorship of NAICE Oil Industry Night and Consistent Participation in NAICE Exhibition  Consistent Staff participation at NAICE  Roles in SPE Leadership  Mr. Abdulrazaq Isa – Active Senior SPE Lagos Section Member and SPE Technical Lectures Presenter.  Mr. Danjuma Saleh – Active Senior SPE Lagos Section Member  Mr. Kelechi Martins Amaefule – Active SPE Lagos Section Member  Mr. Peter O Ekhaesomhi – Past SPE Benin Section Exco & active SPE Lagos Section Member  Mr. Ibe Ene - Active SPE Lagos Section Member