Building Enduring Sovereign Industrial Capability
Two decades of disciplined investment in strategic maritime infrastructure, nationwide heavy haulage (750+ trucks), downstream retail networks (10+ states), and energy security across Nigeria.
Visionary Leadership Anchored in African Economic Independence
A prominent Nigerian industrialist and visionary leader, Alhaji Zayyanu Musa Bashir established Zamson Global Resources in 2003 as the foundation of the conglomerate. Under this umbrella, retail filling station operations commenced with strategic commercial affiliations with NNPC and Major Partners, followed by the formal group consolidation in 2008 as Zamson Group of Companies.
Today, spanning a multi-state station presence across more than 10 states (Sokoto, Abuja, Kano, Kaduna, Zaria, Zamfara, Kebbi, Katsina), a logistics fleet of over 750 heavy trucks (including flat bodies, CNG, and tankers), and deepwater coastal assets at Koko Port, Zamson engineers sovereign African industrial capability.
Core Values That Anchor Our Growth
Integrity & Uncompromising Accountability
Absolute transparency in commercial transactions, laboratory product testing, and statutory CAMA 2020 reporting.
Operational Excellence & Precision
Automated loss prevention, satellite fleet telematics, and stringent zero-water-intrusion petroleum storage systems.
Safety, Ecological & Community Stewardship
Zero-Lost-Time-Injury mandate, marine oil spill prevention at Koko Port, and over 85% localized workforce recruitment.
Two Decades of Strategic Infrastructure Development
Establishment of Zamson Global Resources & Retail Station Network Inception
Zamson Global Resources established in 2003 by Alhaji Zayyanu Musa Bashir as the flagship parent enterprise, launching retail filling station operations with strategic commercial affiliations with NNPC and national partners.
Consolidation of Zamson Group & Fleets (2008 to Date)
Consolidation of operating divisions into Zamson Group of Companies (RC: 753367) and continuous deployment of Zamson Transport Services logistics fleets—comprising over 750 heavy trucks (articulated tankers, flat bodies, and CNG units) operating nationwide from 2008 to date.
Fleet Scaling to 750+ Trucks & Industrial Diversification
Scaled the nationwide logistics fleet to over 750 heavy trucks—diversifying into heavy flat bodies, CNG-powered haulage units, and articulated petroleum tankers—while expanding into civil highways and agro-allied manufacturing.
Maritime Gateway: Koko Port Terminal Depot Commissioning
Officially opened and commissioned the high-capacity 100,000+ MT petroleum tank farm depot and deepwater coastal reception terminal at Koko Port, Delta State through Zamson Global Resources Ltd.
Downstream Expansion Across 10+ States & Clean Energy Transition
Expanded downstream filling stations across more than 10 Nigerian states (Sokoto, Abuja, Kano, Kaduna, Zaria, Zamfara, Kebbi, Katsina) featuring customized location-based daily pricing and clean CNG transition microgrids.
Executive Committee & Senior Leadership
Guided by seasoned professionals overseeing corporate strategy, operations planning, finance, commercial sales, statutory compliance, and maritime logistics.
Alhaji Zayyanu Musa Bashir
A visionary Nigerian industrialist and corporate leader. Alhaji Zayyanu Musa Bashir founded Zamson Global Resources in 2003 as the primary parent corporation, launching downstream retail stations with NNPC and Major Partners affiliations, and establishing the unified Zamson Group of Companies in 2008. His management philosophy blends rigorous governance with national industrial sovereignty.
Bala Usman
Oversees group-wide operational strategy, fleet coordination across 36 states, and depot distribution efficiency. With over 18 years of logistics leadership, he ensures synchronized operations between coastal terminals and inland delivery networks.
Maryam Jummai Muhammed
Leads group financial architecture, debt syndication, treasury management, and corporate administration in strict accordance with statutory standards under CAMA 2020.
Bello Musa
Directs group commercial distribution strategy, bulk product marketing, institutional off-take partnerships, and high-volume commercial accounts across domestic and regional supply corridors.
Abbas Abdullahi
Leads group-wide operations across coastal petroleum reception facilities, haulage fleet mobilization (incorporating Abbas and Bello divisions), transit monitoring, and inter-state distribution infrastructure.
Operating Subsidiary Heads & Key Officers
Abdulfatah Adeshina Bankole
Guarantees unwavering adherence to CAMA 2020, NMDPRA quality directives, Nigerian Port Authority regulations, and international ESG and HSE safety compliance frameworks.
Abdulrasheed Abubakar
Leads operational readiness, satellite telematics routing, and preventive maintenance across 750+ heavy-duty trucks (including flat bodies, CNG, and tankers) nationwide.
Phina Chidiebere Aroh
Oversees fleet dispatch synchronization, transit safety surveillance, and long-haul corridor logistics administration across Nigeria.
Igwe Oko Igwe
Supervises maritime vessel berthing, coastal bunkering, and multi-million-litre petroleum tank farm throughput at Koko Port Terminal, Delta State.
Temilade Adediran Muyideen
Directs group talent management, industrial relations, administrative services, and technical workforce recruitment across all Nigerian terminal hubs.
James Emmanuel
Directs corporate ledger reconciliation, financial audit schedules, statutory tax filings, and management accounting systems.
Jamilu Idris
Supervises depot and inland terminal distribution scheduling, stock reconciliation, and day-to-day operations across regional supply chains.
Ishaka Muhammed
Oversees downstream filling station operations, dealer network quality assurance, and commercial fleet fueling accounts across Northern and South-Western commercial corridors.
Hassan Sule
Oversees terminal civil and mechanical engineering, fuel dispenser digital calibration, and preventative facility infrastructure maintenance.
Kolawole Ibrahim
Drives enterprise cloud infrastructure, satellite telematics integrations, digital loss prevention, and corporate cybersecurity systems.
Mustapha Bashir Shagari
Directs flat-body and open-body haulage operations, industrial equipment freight logistics, and long-haul intermodal delivery corridors.
Haliru Zubairu Tela
Coordinates line-haul transit routes, turn-around scheduling, and border depot logistics synchronization.
Dan Dare Na Birni
Manages nationwide asset security, tanker convoy security liaisons, terminal perimeter defense, and transit loss mitigation.
Sadi Ahmad Rimi
Oversees station pump throughput, localized pricing directives, and station manager adherence across Northern commercial hubs.
Adeboye Oluwakayode
Supervises regional accounts, cash operations, and station sales reconciliation for Sokoto Headquarters.
Ahmed Usman
Manages fleet haulage tariff accounting, driver allowances, waybill invoicing, and fuel cost tracking.
Jolafemi Felix Abiodun
Manages marine terminal billing, vessel discharge accounting, and bulk marketer financial reconciliations.
Lawal Muhammed Kaura
Conducts independent physical dipping, tank farm stock audit, and automated loss prevention verification at Koko Port.
CAMA 2020 Compliance
Strict parent-subsidiary governance structure ensuring transparent corporate audit trails, unified statutory reporting, and robust fiduciary oversight under Head of Audit Bankole Adeshina.
NMDPRA Assurance
Full alignment with Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority standards. Mandatory density, flashpoint, and sulphur testing for all coastal shipments.
Zero Tolerance Whistle-Blowing
Independent direct whistleblowing reporting conduit operated under internal audit to guarantee strict anti-corruption compliance, fair commercial dealings, and non-retaliation.