Leadership

Governance, engineering and commercial leadership.

Our leadership structure is designed to connect corporate direction with disciplined project execution across Nigeria.

Engr. Oluseye Odeleye, Chief Executive Officer
Chief Executive Officer

Engr. Oluseye Odeleye

Provides strategic leadership for Susej Nigeria Limited, with responsibility for corporate direction, engineering innovation, partnerships and the growth of the company’s power and utility infrastructure portfolio.

Femi Ebenezer Okoosi, Group Managing Director
Group Managing Director

Femi Ebenezer Okoosi

Coordinates group strategy, business performance and major partnerships, translating corporate priorities into disciplined operating programmes across the organisation.

Hussain, Group Chief Financial Officer
Group Chief Financial Officer

Hussain

Leads financial planning, project finance, controls, treasury, risk management and reporting for the company’s capital-intensive infrastructure programmes.

Babatude Ogunkoya, Managing Director
Managing Director

Babatude Ogunkoya

Directs day-to-day execution, organisational performance and cross-functional delivery across the company’s commercial, technical and operational activities.

Patrick, Chief Commercial Officer
Chief Commercial Officer

Patrick

Leads commercial strategy, customer development, strategic accounts, partnerships and market growth across electricity, gas, water and digital infrastructure solutions.

George Onasanya, Director of Operations
Director of Operations

George Onasanya

Oversees project mobilisation, field operations, quality assurance, service readiness and operational performance across deployments and customer locations.

Segun Ayo-Abimbola, Northern Director
Northern Director

Segun Ayo-Abimbola

Leads regional engagement, business development and project coordination across Northern Nigeria, aligning delivery with local customer and operating requirements.

Toba Adeseluka, Director, Engineering & Technology
Director, Engineering & Technology

Toba Adeseluka

Guides engineering standards, IoT architecture, systems integration, cybersecurity and technical assurance for metering and infrastructure deployments.

Leadership principles

How the organisation is expected to lead.

AccountabilityClear ownership of decisions, delivery commitments and operating outcomes.

Technical integrityEngineering decisions grounded in requirements, safety and lifecycle performance.

Commercial responsibilityTransparent commitments, disciplined controls and measurable customer value.

PartnershipConstructive engagement with customers, communities, regulators, suppliers and project partners.