Accomplishments of the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company

Jamil Abubakar serves as a pilot and first officer for Azman Air, where he leverages extensive experience flying Boeing jets. A graduate of Kingston University of London and Enfield College, Jamil Abubakar also serves as the executive director of Aximites Energy.

Since its founding in 2012, Aximites Energy has established itself as a leading oil and gas provider in Nigeria. Currently, the firm specializes in the development of upstream and downstream sources, and works with clients such as Delta State University and the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC).

The NPDC focuses on petroleum exploration and production in Nigeria, and has operated as a subsidiary of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) since its founding in 1988. As the fourth largest oil producer in Nigeria, the NPDC delivers over 600 standard cubic feet of liquid gas daily to the domestic market. Moreover, the organization currently holds 21 oil mining licenses (OMLs) and seven oil prospecting licenses (OPLs) that include deepwater sites. For further information on the accomplishments of the NPDC, visit www.npdc.nnpcgroup.com. 

Distinguishing Between the Upstream and Downstream Sectors

Jamil Abubakar is an accomplished pilot and first officer who acquired both private and commercial licenses from Epic Aviation in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. A graduate of Kingston University of London and Enfield College, Jamil Abubakar has also served as the executive director of Aximites Energy since 2012. Aximites Energy is an oil and gas provider and marketing firm located in Nigeria. The company is registered with the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) and Nigerian Petroleum Exchange (NipeX), and currently focuses its efforts on both the upstream and downstream sectors.

The upstream and downstream sectors of the energy industry refer to different segments of the industry’s supply chain. While the upstream sector covers the extraction and production of raw materials, the downstream sector encompasses post-production activities such as consumer distribution. Downstream companies include refiners of petroleum crude oil and natural gas processors. Alternatively, the upstream market consists of businesses such as engineering firms, drilling companies, service rig operators, and even scientists.

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The Omenka Foundation’s Outreach Efforts

Jamil Abubakar is a professional pilot and the executive director of Aximites Energy. Under the guidance of Jamil Abubakar and the firm's administrative team, Aximites Energy engages in social enrichment programs through the Omenka Foundation in Lagos, Nigeria.

The Omenka Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of people in need through a variety of efforts. The foundation provides medical care on a monthly basis for free. Over 70 percent of the foundation’s budget is allotted for this work. Teams of doctors and nurses visit rural communities across Nigeria to provide primary care to their members.

Additionally, the foundation sponsored part of its medical team to enroll in postgraduate studies in the area of cancer treatment in the United Kingdom.

Omenka also sponsors sports competitions in rural areas as a way to engage communities and provide an avenue for youth to develop their skills and win prizes. Among its main challenges is improving literacy among rural communities and marshaling the volunteers necessary to fulfill its mission.

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Distillation - The First Part of Crude Oil Refining

Oil and gas executive Jamil Abubakar is the executive director of Aximities Energy Limited. At the Lagos, Nigeria-based company, Jamil Abubakar oversees distillation and filtration processes to produce the best automotive gas oil.

Distillation is an essential part of crude oil refining. Crude oil is a mixture of different hydrocarbons, all of which have different uses. Distillation, the first stage in refinery, is where these hydrocarbons or fractions are extracted.

The process entails inputting the crude into a distillation column from where it is heated. Individual fractions boil off at different temperatures. Light products like butane and liquid petroleum gases are extracted at light temperatures. Slightly heavier products like kerosene, jet fuel, and distillate are recovered at mid-range temperatures. The heavier products like residual fuel oil are extracted at temperatures as high as 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit. According to the US Energy Information Administration, a 42-gallon barrel of crude gives about 20 gallons of automotive gas, 12 gallons of distillate fuel, and four gallons of jet fuel.