that encouraged self-sufficiency. His campaign was called “the African Green Revolution.” Leveraging on his experience in sales and marketing, Okoloko guided Notore into offering different bag sizes of fertiliser to fit the different cash points of each farming group. Notore quickly developed a marketing and distribution network under Okoloko that covered Nigeria and was cited by several multilateral agencies where Notore's marketing efforts were credited in increasing fertiliser use. Foreseeing structural challenges with production capacity, to head off future supply shortages as the market grew, Okoloko led Notore to secure a joint venture agreement with Mitsubishi Corporation for the development of a Train II Plant with 1,000,000 tons of urea production capacity and 500,000 tons of methanol. Between 2013 and 2014, Notore suffered from gas supply shortages that compromised its production when at the time it had a 20-year gas contract with the Nigerian Gas Company (NGC), which could no longer guarantee regular supply. In order to secure the long-term viability of Notore, Okoloko, leveraging on his upstream oil and gas experience via his investments in another entity, Midwestern Oil & Gas Limited, put together another consortium to acquire an oil mining lease from the Shell Petroleum Development Corporation (“SPDC”). A new entity was formed and called Eroton Exploration & Production. Covering an area of 1,035 square kilometres and just 14 kilometres from Notore, the new entity holds significant oil and gas reserves for Notore's current and future needs. Midwestern Oil & Gas Midwestern Oil & Gas Company Limited (“Midwestern”) commenced operation in 2003. Onajite Okoloko again led a consortium of investors in the company to participate in the marginal field licensing round during which they were awarded a 70% interest in the Umusadege oil field located in Oil Mining Lease (“OML”) 56, which is situated at the northern area of Delta State, Nigeria. Being a strong advocate for indigenous ownership and operatorship of hydrocarbon assets at a time when the space was dominated by International Oil Companies (“IoC’s), Okoloko was instrumental in putting together a management team of local professionals that would successfully operate the asset, having initially secured technical assistance from Mart Resources (a Canadian listed Natural Resources entity) in the early years of Midwestern, pursuant to Okoloko’s team which took over and continue to manage the asset to date. Under Okoloko the Midwestern management team achieved significant production; first oil was achieved in the Umusadege Field in