Nigerian born, Zion Adeoye, has been named Managing Director of Centurion Law Group. An oil and gas specialist with a focus on energy law and finance. Adeoye has played a significant role at the firm in the last few years as a key advisor on over 25 oil and gas investments in 12 countries across Sub-Saharan Africa.

He has also played key roles in the reform of oil and gas legislation across Africa, from the various efforts at amending the Petroleum Act and related legislations in Nigeria, to the development of local content regulations in South Sudan.

Chairman of Centurion, NJ Ayuk said in a statement that the firm has seen a formidable increase in energy deals on the African continent – owing to Centurion Law Group’s growing clientele and incredibly talented team. “Zion has exemplified and ‘role-modelled’ the very finest of the attributes to which we aspire to as lawyers and, as colleagues. I believe his thoughtful, disciplined but down to earth style is going to serve him and the firm well.” added Mr Ayuk

Zion has relentlessly been involved in major transactions that have shaped Centurion Law Group, resulting in his leadership and experience naturally carving out this new role as our CEO, Mr Ayuk focuses his energies on influencing the continent’s energy sector and takes on a more strategic role at the firm.

In his response, Adeoye said it is an honour to be trusted with bolstering the firm’s efforts. “We continue to advise on some of Africa’s biggest oil and gas deals, ensuring that Energy agreements of our generation translate into policies which will ensure real growth opportunities for years to come,” the statement quoted the new managing director.

He said the new decade and beyond will be definitive for the continent and it is the company’s passion to make sure that Africa’s local private sector takes its rightful place at the forefront of Africa’s economic development. Zion will be based at our Johannesburg headquarters and takes up post with immediate effect.

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