Baseline+Johnson Nig. Ltd Launches State of Art CNG Conversion Training and Maintenance Service Centre in Abuja

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The Commissioning by Chief Engr. Ezeji Ephraim Nwokonneya, The CEO of QBM Properties Ltd., is Observed by the Regulatory Bodies and other Dignitaries


Baseline+Johnson Nig. Ltd, in collaboration with Optima Energy, Launches a state-of-the-art CNG Conversion Training and Maintenance Service Centre in Abuja.


                                   Mr Simeon, Representing the MD/CEO of Optima Energy



Abuja, Nigeria– In a significant stride towards advancing sustainable energy solutions in Nigeria, Baseline+Johnson Nig. Ltd has officially launched its state-of-the-art CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) conversion training and maintenance service centre, strategically located in Abuja.

                                           Pioneer Trainees Observing Some Accessories

The event, a key milestone in Nigeria's energy sector, was overseen by a delegation from prominent regulatory organisations led by Engr. N. Omisanya, Director of Operations at the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), Presidential Initiative on CNG


Engr. N Omisanya of NADDC Expressing His Optimism on the Level of Training and the Safety Measures Put in Place by the Centre


A Celebrated Inauguration

The centre's commissioning was a grand affair, with Engr. Ezeji Ephraim Nwokonneya, CEO of QBM Properties Ltd, performed the ceremonial ribbon-cutting. The event drew an impressive assembly of influential figures from the oil and gas industry, government officials, and business leaders, highlighting the broad support for this initiative.


Cross Section of Dignitaries With the CEO of  Baseline and Johnson Nig. Ltd. From the Right is Hon. Ezenwa Nwosu, In the Middle is Hon. Ginger Onwusibe, Followed by Chief Ezeji Ephraim Nwokonneya with some  Members of the Civil Defense Corp.



Prominent guests included Hon. Ginger Onwusibe, Chairman of the House Committee on Financial Crime; Hon. Engr. Itoro Uwah, CEO of Witty Global Radio & TV and Managing Director of BEFOCUS Children and Youth Foundation; and Hon. Ezenwa Nwosu, CEO of Baseline+Johnson Nig. Ltd. Their participation underscored the strategic importance of CNG technology in securing Nigeria's energy future and driving economic development.

Advancing Nigeria's Energy Landscape

The new CNG conversion centre is set to become a cornerstone in Nigeria's transition to cleaner energy alternatives. During the event, Engr. Omisanya provided an in-depth analysis of the centre's dedication to safety, viability, accessibility, and durability, all tailored to meet the specific demands of the Nigerian market. This rigorous focus on operational excellence was affirmed by the regulatory bodies, who lauded the centre's adherence to high safety standards and professionalism following their inspection of the initial batch of trainees and vehicle conversions. 


Members of The Civil Defense Corp With the Technical Director of Baseline and Johnson Nig. Ltd the Third Person From the Right Mr Tivere Agberare

CNG offers numerous economic benefits, including cost-effectiveness and reliability, making it an appealing alternative to conventional fuels. The centre is focused on converting vehicles to CNG and equipping technicians with the necessary skills through comprehensive training programs. This initiative ensures a proficient workforce ready to meet the burgeoning demand for CNG solutions.



                                                        Fully Completed Installation 



Commitment to Safety and Efficiency

The event emphasised the urgent need for widespread adoption of CNG solutions in Nigeria. With representatives from the Civil Defence Corps, PICNG, Optima Energy, and other stakeholders present, the dialogue underscored CNG technology's dual benefits: environmental sustainability and economic viability.

Baseline+Johnson Nig. Ltd is committed to delivering exceptional CNG conversion services, ensuring that vehicle owners—both private and commercial—can seamlessly transition to this clean energy source. The centrists are a testament to the company's dedication to fostering a culture of safety and efficiency in the energy sector.

A Vision for the FutureThe launch of the Baseline+Johnson Nig. Ltd CNG conversion centre signifies a pivotal moment in Nigeria's energy journey. As the nation seeks to modernise its energy infrastructure, this centre is poised to lead the charge, setting new benchmarks for safety, reliability, and professionalism in CNG conversions.

With robust support from regulatory bodies and industry leaders, Baseline+Johnson Nig. Ltd is primed to play a central role in Nigeria's shift towards sustainable energy. This initiative not only promises to enhance energy accessibility and affordability but also positions Nigeria as a leader in clean energy adoption in Africa.

The future energy in NigeFuture promising, and Baseline+Johnson Nig. Ltd is proud to be at the forefront of this transformative movement, paving the way for a cleaner, more sustainable future.

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