SONAGAS GE participates in the delivery of eight social infrastructures in the Continental Region
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Mongomo, October 30, 2026. The National Gas Company of Equatorial Guinea (SONAGAS GE) took part in the institutional events held from October 28 to 30, during which eight social projects were inaugurated and delivered in various towns of the Continental Region.
The interventions are part of the cooperation between the Ministry of Hydrocarbons, Mines, and Electricity and EG LNG, the entity responsible for managing the funds contributed by its shareholders for the development of social projects. This initiative involves its three strategic partners: SONAGAS GE, ConocoPhillips, and Marubeni.
Infrastructure focused on community needs
The set of actions includes projects in three priority areas: education, access to drinking water, and sports. Their territorial distribution aims to improve basic services and contribute to the well-being of the beneficiary communities.
Education: four initiatives
- Mbagosi-Esabok (Nsok Nsomo): construction of a new school.
- Ebomicu-Oyec (Akonibe): construction of a new school.
- Nkahale CDO (Añisok): construction of a new school.
- Mezeyem (Mongomo): renovation of the existing school and the teacher's housing.
Access to Drinking Water: Three Actions
Wells equipped with solar-powered pumping systems have been installed in the towns of:
- Señe Esasom (Nsok Nsomo).
- Bidobo Yemendjim (Nsok Nsomo).
- Endama-Engas (Nsork Mbatung).
These infrastructures help improve access to water through solutions that use renewable energy sources.
Sport: an activity
- Mongomo: rehabilitation of the city's basketball court, with the aim of improving the facilities for sports practice and healthy use of free time, especially among the youth.
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Development of the institutional sessions
The ceremonies were presided over by His Excellency Mr. Domingo Mba Esono, Delegate Minister of Hydrocarbons, Mines, and Electricity, in charge of National Content.
The first session, held on October 28 in the province of Kie-Ntem, included the handovers of Mbagosi-Esabok, Señe Esasom, and Bidobo Yemendjim, in the district of Nsok Nsomo. Representing EG LNG were Mr. Leovigildo Mahón Gerona, Deputy General Director, and Ms. Victoria Mbasogo Ondo, along with other members of the management team and the National Content department.
On October 29, the program continued in the province of Wele-Nzas, with events in Mongomo, Mezeyem, Endama-Engas, in Nsork Mbatung, and Ebomicu-Oyec, in the district of Akonibe.
The last session took place on October 30 in Nkahale CDO, Añisok district. At this ceremony, the Deputy Minister was also accompanied by Mr. Pergentino Angüe Ondo Angué, Director General of National Content and Business Development, and Mr. Ramón Fernando Ngui Monsuy, Government Delegate of Añisok.
On behalf of the community, Mr. Juan Obama Eworo, President of the Nkahale CDO Village Council, welcomed the authorities. Afterwards, Mr. Benito Abeso Etoho, Head of Consulteg S.L. in the Continental Region, presented the technical report on the project, while Mr. Baltasar Ovono Ndong, the district technical education inspector of Añisok, spoke on behalf of the head of the Education Department.
The deliveries were formalized through the corresponding records and, in the documented events, the handing over of keys to the representatives of the beneficiary communities. The Nkahale CDO ceremony also included a priest's blessing, a ribbon-cutting, and a tour of the facilities.
Institutional Representation of SONAGAS GE
On behalf of the Director General, Mr. Segismundo Nguema Nsue, SONAGAS GE was represented over the three days by:
- Ms. Maribel Nsing Ela Ada, Marketing, Communications, and Image Coordinator.
- Ms. Margarita Martina Obono Mba, Head of Institutional Image
Their presence allowed them to institutionally support the deliveries and get to know the scope of the actions carried out in the beneficiary communities.
Commitment to Social Development
The delivery of these eight projects highlights the importance of cooperation between public institutions and business partners in the energy sector to drive initiatives that address specific needs of the population.
Through its participation in these projects, SONAGAS GE reaffirms its commitment to social initiatives and a vision of energy development that also includes improving the living conditions of communities.
The actions in education, drinking water supply, and sports contribute to strengthening community services and the sustainable development of the Continental Region.
Source: Department of Marketing, Communication, and Image.
Photography: Margarita Martina Obono Mba.






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