The Chief Executive Officer of , , earned an estimated N400 million monthly in 2025, bringing his total annual remuneration to N4.8 billion for the year under review.
The figure represents a notable increase from his 2024 earnings of N325 million, indicating a significant salary review by the leading indigenous oil and gas firm, widely attributed to his performance and leadership at the helm of the company.
Brown was reported to be the highest-paid CEO in Nigeria in 2024, and projections suggest he could retain the title for 2025, given the scale of his compensation compared to industry peers.
With annual earnings running into billions of naira, the Seplat boss stands out among corporate leaders in the country, reinforcing his status as one of Nigeria’s top-earning executives.