Caritas Communications

07/10/2026

Exceptional service begins where simply meeting expectations ends.

At Caritas Communications, going the extra mile means staying ahead of conversations, remaining available when it matters, refining every solution and treating every client’s reputation with the same care as our own.

This Customer Service Week, we celebrate the commitment to doing more, going further and delivering better.

01/10/2026

Celebrating the nation we call home and the stories that connect us. 🇳🇬 Happy Independence Day! 💚🤍💚

28/09/2026

The search for oil did not end with the early discoveries. It became a long story of setbacks, regulation, foreign concessions and persistence.

47 years after Drader’s 1909 letter, the search had finally paid off but tis is another chapter in the story explored in Milestones, Makers & Memos, tracing Nigeria’s petroleum industry from its earliest beginnings to 2025. Get your copy from link in bio

17/09/2026

🚨 WE’RE HIRING!

Are you organised, community-focused, and passionate about creating real impact?

EMTA Foundation is looking for a Project Coordinator Officer to support the delivery of its Made in Akoraye™️ enterprise-readiness and market-access initiative in Modakeke, Osun State.

📍 Location: Modakeke, Osun State
💼 Contract: 6 months, renewable
💰 Salary: ₦150,000 – ₦200,000/month

We’re looking for someone with:
✅ 2+ years’ relevant project, community or enterprise development experience
✅ Strong communication, coordination & reporting skills
✅ Proficiency in Microsoft Office
✅ Basic design & practical AI skills
✅ Ability to engage communities and manage multiple tasks
✅ Yoruba/local community knowledge is an advantage

👩🏽 Qualified female candidates are encouraged to apply.

📩 Send your CV & Cover Letter to:
[email protected]

⏰ Apply within one week of this advertisement.

Come be part of an initiative supporting local businesses, artisans and vulnerable communities.

11/09/2026

Long before Oloibiri, Nigeria’s petroleum story was already taking shape.
1889: Early petroleum regulation
1903: Oil exploration begins
1905: Nigerian Bitumen Corporation formed
1907: Prospecting restricted to British interests
1908: Oil struck in Lekki Lagoon - but not in commercial quantity
It would take another 48 years before the commercial discovery at Oloibiri in 1956.
The part of the story most people skip. Full timeline in Milestones, Makers & Memos - link in bio.

07/09/2026

03/09/2026

Some enterprise risks do not become visible until it is too late.

But what if leadership could identify potential areas of exposure earlier?

We have developed a complimentary Enterprise Value Exposure Check for energy and oil & gas operators.

It takes only a few minutes and provides a directional view of where closer leadership attention may be warranted.

Take the self-assessments soon with our Energy-Prep Tool

03/09/2026

A new book is coming this October. 📖
Adedayo Ojo, Founder and Chairman of Caritas Communications, is set to release his latest book in October 2026.
A thoughtful addition to the shelves for oil and gas professionals, leaders, and anyone interested in the encyclopedia of the Landmarks, Lessons and Legends of the Oil and Gas Industry.
📌 Pre-orders will open soon: milestonesmakersandmemos.com

01/09/2026

New month, same mission. As September rolls in, we're reminded that behind every strong brand is a story worth telling — and a team working to tell it right. Here's to another month of shaping narratives, managing reputations, and building trust one message at a time.

24/08/2026

The Dangote Refinery offers a powerful example of what strategic investment in energy infrastructure can mean for Africa, strengthening local refining capacity, reducing dependence on imports and opening new possibilities for regional energy trade.

In an interview with Sputnik Africa, the Founder and Chairman of the Board of Caritas Communications shares insights on Africa’s energy infrastructure potential and the need to turn the continent’s resources into sustainable development and energy security.