Bellazir Energy Launched, To Bridge Fuel Delivery Gaps

In a bold and visionary move to reshape Nigeria’s energy distribution landscape, Christabel Chioma Aniemeka, has launched Bellazir Energy, a sustainable fuel delivery and logistics company designed to bridge gaps in last-mile fuel supply across the country.

The launch, held in Lagos, attracted regulators, industry stakeholders, business leaders, friends, and members of the media, all gathered to witness the debut of what promises to be a game-changing enterprise in energy logistics.

Founder and CEO, Christabel Aniemeka, a seasoned professional in the oil and gas sector with a distinguished career including time with the Waltersmith Group, described the initiative as a product of grace, resilience, and opportunity.

“I never imagined owning a petroleum product delivery company. But destiny charted this path. This journey is a testimony to grace, resilience, and the power of opportunity,” she said.

Christabel Chioma Aniemeka is a seasoned professional with nearly a decade of experience and a strong academic foundation in Computer Science (BSc, Ecole Professionnelle Spécialisée, Cotonou) and an MBA from Coventry University, London. She has completed executive programmes at Oxford’s Saïd Business School, Harvard Business School, and Yale School of Management, with certifications in international business, governance, and leadership.

She is a member of the Chartered Institute of Directors Nigeria, Women in Energy Network, Chartered Management Institute (UK), and CIPD (UK). Christabel’s mix of global training, local expertise, and strategic vision underpins her leadership at Bellazir Energy.

Notably, the story of Bellazir Energy’s launch was spotlighted by the Special Adviser on Communication Strategy and Advocacy to the Executive Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Collins Omokaro, a respected voice in public communication and advocacy.

Omokaro, known for spotlighting innovation and gender inclusion, praised the initiative for its relevance to Nigeria’s evolving energy needs.

Despite Nigeria’s status as one of Africa’s largest petroleum producers, fuel distribution challenges persist, especially at the last-mile level.

Bellazir Energy seeks to tackle this by offering reliable, timely, and environmentally-conscious delivery services to both businesses and households.

The company, rooted in values of Integrity, Sustainability, and Customer-Centricity, plans to deploy technology and data intelligence to optimize operations while minimizing environmental impact.

“Bellazir is not just a logistics company. It is a movement to make energy delivery more intelligent, reliable, and sustainable,” Aniemeka said.

Aniemeka’s bold entry into the sector is also being celebrated as a breakthrough for women in the energy industry. “This is what leadership looks like—when competence meets courage. She’s not just starting a company; she’s inspiring a generation,” remarked one industry executive.

With its official launch, Bellazir Energy is inviting partners and stakeholders to join its mission of empowering the future of energy delivery in Nigeria and beyond.