Engr. Safriel O. Judson Glah
APM candidate for Deputy Governor. Safriel Glah is an engineer and senior energy-industry manager. As announced by the campaign on 21 September 2026, she retired from NNPC as a General Manager and Head of Health, Safety and Environment after more than 34 years in the industry. She is a Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers and a registered chemical engineer.

An engineer’s record, recognised at home and abroad.
- FNSEFellowNigerian Society of Engineers, conferred 2 November 2023
- CORENRegistered Chemical EngineerCouncil for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria
- ISO 31000Lead Risk ManagerProfessional Evaluation and Certification Board (PECB), 2025
- FIMCFellowInstitute of Management Consultants, Nigeria
- APWENCorporate memberAssociation of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria
- NNPCCertificates of DistinctionNNPC Chief Officers Management Development Programme, 2015
- LBSExecutive learningLondon Business School
- MBAMaster of Business AdministrationOxford Management Training Centre, London
- OPECInternational engagementLegal drafting session on plastic pollution, OPEC Secretariat, Vienna
- AwardsCommunity honoursIncluding the Lunguda Traditional Council Award of Excellence from HRH Kwandi Nunguraya, a 2022 World Environment Day Award of Excellence and a Champion of Change award

Safriel Glah is an engineer and senior energy-industry manager. As announced by the campaign on 21 September 2026, she retired from NNPC as a General Manager and Head of Health, Safety and Environment after more than 34 years in the industry. She is a Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers and a registered chemical engineer.
She has taken part in international work on the environment, including an OPEC legal drafting session on plastic pollution in Vienna, and she has been honoured by professional bodies, community groups and a traditional council for her service.





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