Shell’s top executive in Nigeria, Elohor Aiboni, on Tuesday met with the Executive Chairman of the Nigeria Revenue Service Executive (NRS) Dr. Zacch Adedeji in Abuja for discussions on cooperation between government and business.
NRS on its official Facebook page said the courtesy visit focused on areas of mutual interest and the role of sustained public-private engagement in supporting economic growth and national development, according to an account of the meeting.
Aiboni, Executive Vice President and country chair of Shell Companies in Nigeria, is the first Nigerian and the first woman to hold the combined position.
Her appointment took effect August 1, following a career spanning Shell’s Nigerian operations and international assignments in Kazakhstan and Brunei.
She previously served as managing director of Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Co., becoming the first woman to lead that business in 2021.
Her elevation to the country’s top combined leadership role marks a milestone for Nigerian representation in the energy company’s senior ranks.
NewsQuest reports that her meeting with the NRS chief executive outlined broad priorities for engagement but provided no details of specific tax matters, investment commitments or agreements.
