Jubaili Bros, Perkins unveil advanced power solutions for Nigeria
Jubaili Bros, one of the country’s most enduring engineering firms, in partnership with Perkins, global engine giant to unveil the new diesel generators, a launch that underscored a 45- year collaboration that has quietly powered much of Nigeria’s modern infrastructure.
The unveiling was done during the Jubaili Bros and Perkins seminar themed ‘Powering Nigeria – Diesel, Gas & Hybrid Versatility for a Sustainable Future,’ held in Lagos recently.
“When Perkins needed to introduce the 5000 Series to Nigeria, they didn’t look elsewhere,” said Nabil Suleiman, general manager, Jubaili Bros. Nigeria.
“That trust has been built on consistent performance and deep technical expertise; qualities that have powered our relationship for over 45 years.”
The unveiling of the Perkins 5000 Series drew noticeable excitement. With configurations ranging from 6 to 16 cylinders and outputs between 750–2,500 kVA, the engine marks a leap in both performance and sustainability.
Technical experts highlighted key advantages: enhanced fuel efficiency, HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) compatibility for reduced emissions, and reliability engineered for mission-critical sectors. For a market increasingly driven by data centres and round-the-clock industries, this reliability cannot be overstated.
“Our partnership with Jubaili Bros is focused on delivering cleaner, more efficient power solutions that extend engine life,” said Helen Cornish, account manager at Perkins.
“We’re excited about the collaboration that went into bringing the 5000 Series to Nigeria. Together, we ran extensive 1,000-hour tests on their generator sets to ensure optimal performance and reliability.”
“The 5000 Series embodies what Perkins stands for: engineering that anticipates tomorrow’s demands. And Nigeria, with its vibrant energy landscape, remains a key frontier.”
Engineering sustainability into Nigeria’s future
Beyond the 5000 Series, the company’s expanded portfolio revealed a comprehensive approach to Nigeria’s power mix — combining MWM gas solutions, solar hybrids, and advanced monitoring systems.
The emphasis was clear: efficiency, sustainability, and total lifecycle management. With tools that enable real-time tracking of fuel consumption and performance, the company aims to redefine operational transparency, a rarity in the region’s power industry.
What stood out most was the calibre of attendees — consulting engineers, EPC contractors, and corporate decision-makers who collectively shape the country’s infrastructure.
“For 45 years, we’ve not just powered Nigeria’s facilities; we’ve powered its confidence,” one Jubaili Bros official remarked, a sentiment that captured the event’s underlying tone — one of continuity and credibility.
Beyond a launch, a legacy in motion
From the outside, this might have seemed like another corporate seminar. But for those in attendance, it felt more like an industry checkpoint, a reminder that leadership is measured not by how many products you sell, but by how consistently you deliver value through changing times.
As Nigeria seeks to modernise its grid and balance energy security with environmental responsibility, the Jubaili Bros–Perkins partnership offers a working model of resilience and renewal.
Jubaili Bros’ latest technical seminar was more than an introduction to advanced machinery; it was a masterclass in industry leadership, the kind that quietly shapes markets, sets standards, and sustains confidence in Nigeria’s journey toward energy stability.
