Board of Directors

The American Business Council, Nigeria is a non-profit membership organization founded in 2005, to represent and spearhead the interests of American companies in Nigeria and promote trade and investment between Nigeria and the U.S. We are one of 90+ international Chambers that are affiliated with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce based in Washington D.C.

Nneka Enwereji

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Managing/Chief Executive Officer of Citibank Nigeria limited

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Tola Adeyemi

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Senior Partner, KPMG

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Imo Itsueli

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Dubri Oil Company Ltd

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Sops Ideriah

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Global facility director Schlumberger

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Mohammed N. Mijindadi

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President of GE Nigeria

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Chijioke Uwaegbute

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 PARTNER PWC

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Dipo Faulkner

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Vice – President, Technology Software – Africa 

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Adebisi Adeoti

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Africa Head of Sustainability and Strategy and Country Leader of Dow Chemical

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Ify Kojo

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Country Manager – Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Nigeria

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Uwa Osa Oboh

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Head, Corporate Development at Capital Alliance

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Shane Harris

Shane Harris Chairman and Managing Director of ExxonMobil Companies in Nigeria

Chairman/Managing Director, ExxonnMobil Affiliate companies in Nigeria

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Ola Willams

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General Manager of Nigeria and Ghana Microsoft

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Margaret Olele

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Chief Executive Officer/ Executive Secretary ABC

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Niyi Yusuf

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Verraki Nigeria Country M.D

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Alfred Olajide

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            Managing Director & VP Coca-Cola Nigeria Limited 

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Adesua Ladoja

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Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer

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Chidozie Arinze

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Senior Director & Head of Government Affairs – Western & Central Africa, Visa

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Nneka Enwereji MD/CEO Citibank Nigeria Limited Citi Country Officer and Banking Head Nigeria and Ghana
Nneka Enwereji is the MD/CEO Citibank Nigeria Limited and has a proven track record of being a resilient leader, growing businesses, deepening client relationships, and building strong partnerships. Prior to her current position, Nneka was Citi’s Head of Global Network Banking (GNB) across Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), and she led the team to record growth, amidst considerable market complexities. Her previous roles include the GNB Co-Head for Middle East and Africa (MEA), Africa Trade Services Head and Financial Institutions SSA Trade Head.

Nneka ‘s banking career spans Markets, Corporate & Investment Banking, Transaction Services, Risk Management and Operations. She has been an Executive Director on the Citi Nigeria board and has also served on different boards in a non- executive capacity.

Nneka holds a degree in Computer Science and Economics with first class honours from the Obafemi Awolowo University and an MBA from the Warwick Business School, U.K. She’s married with grown-up children.

Tola Adeyemi is the National Senior Partner for KPMG in Nigeria and Chairman, KPMG West Africa. He was admitted as a partner in the year 2000. Before assuming this role, Tola was the Partner & Head of the Audit & Assurance Services division of the Firm with over 34 years of professional experience in advising our local and multinational clients across industries and sectors of the economy including the public domain.

As KPMG West Africa Chairman, Tola has been responsible for shaping and defining the KPMG’s developmental strategy in the region. As CEO of KPMG in Nigeria, he promotes and provides effective leadership and direction for the firm’s business operation, working in collaboration with partners and staff to drive and deliver on the KPMG’s strategy and growth agenda across the Nation. Tola is also a promoter of an inclusive and high-performing culture throughout the KPMG network as well as living the KPMG values.

While in the Audit & Assurance Services division as partner and head, Tola served as Engagement Partner and Quality Assurance Partner on a variety of audit and accounting services as well as other business advisory assignments, delivering value-adding result with industry leading practices to our local and multinational clients.

Tola is a member of the KPMG West Africa Board, KPMG Africa Board, and the KPMG Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMA) Board. He currently serves on the Board of LEAP Africa, the Chairman of the Audit and Finance Committee as well as a Board member of the Redeemers University.

Tola had lived and worked in the UK and South Africa, where he assisted various clients in meeting their strategic and financial management objectives. He is a regular speaker on governance and risk management, the future of accounting profession and the changing roles of key stakeholders and those charged with governance.

Tola has a first-class honours degree in Accounting from the University of Ife, Ile-Ife (now OAU). He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria, an active Member of the Institute of Directors (IoD) and a Board member of the Audit Faculty of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN). He is an alumnus of various top management and leadership programmes of the Lagos Business School, Harvard Business School, USA and INSEAD in France.

Attended the elite Christ’s School Ado-Ekiti in the 1960’s for his Secondary School. Then read Physics at the University of Ibadan,1970; Applied Geophysics at Leeds University, UK, 1971, AND FINALLY Theoretical Geophysics at Cambridge University, UK, 1974.Work history started with Philips Petroleum Company in London in December 1974, then the US, Nigeria, back to the UK. Was transferred back to Nigeria in 1979 as the Managing Director of Philips Oil Company, at the age of 30 and managed the Company for 6 ½ years. Retired from Philips oil company in1987, at 37, following a management buyout of one of Philips assets, to form and run Dubri Oil Company Limited, Nigeria and Africa’s first, independently owned Exploration and Producing Company. Presently Chairman/Managing Director of Dubri Oil CompanyIn the Petroleum Industry, served on two separate occasions as Chairman of the OPTS – the Group of Petroleum Industry Producing Companies. Served as Chairman of the NNPC Board of Directors between 1992 and 1993.Presently the Pioneer Chairman of the University of Ibadan Research Foundation, Nigeria’s first Tertiary Institutions Research Foundation. Currently engaged in an innovative concept – the building of a smart Community in Edo State, where a multitude of Next Generation Technologies such as IoT (the Internet of Things), 5 & 6G, will be the order of things.Continues to serve on various bodies in both the private and public sectors, amongst which a few are: Honorary Life -Vice President and Member of Council of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce; Managing Partner of Uduimo Associates Ltd, President of the Nigerian Indian Chamber of Commerce; The Nigerian-Canadian Business Association. Member of the Board of Directors of the American Business Council; Chairman Board of Trustees of the Petroleum Club of Nigeria.Served as Vice-Chairman of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group; Chairman of Cadbury Nigeria Plc; The Edo State Public Utilities Board; The Edo State Agricultural Development Board; President of the Lagos Business School Alumni Association. President of the Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce; The Petroleum Club of Lagos; Member of the Board of Directors of Edo Cement Company; Nigerian Vision Foundation; The Vision 2010 Group; The Presidential National Stakeholders Working Group of the Nigerian Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative NEITI; The National Refineries Special Task Force.Honoured with the Distinguished Citizens’ Award of Edo State in 1992. Honorary Fellow of the Faculty of Petroleum Law, of the University of Dundee, in the United Kingdom in 1992. Distinguished Alumnus of the University of Ibadan by the University of Ibadan Alumni Association in 2017.Knighted by His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI, in 2006, with the Knighthood of the Order of St. Gregory The Great, KSG. A scion of one of the ruling families in Fugar, holds the Traditional title of Ezomo of Fugar, Edo State. Honored by President Olusegun Obasanjo with the National Honors of The officer of The Order of the Niger, OON, in December 2006.Was awarded the Honorary Doctorate Degree of Science, Dsc, (Honoris Causa), by the University of Ibadan, Nigeria’s Premier University, in November 2017.Married to Bridget Itsueli, and has four children, aged 39, 28, 28, 22 years.Among his many interests are: Travels round the world; Music – in particular Jazz;Wines – both from the traditional and new wine-world; International Affairs and Religious Matters.

Sopiribo (Sops) Ideriah is the Global facility director, for SLB. He is responsible for business performance of all 16 SLB business lines, 10 business entities across 12 countries in West Africa (Nigeria, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Senegal, Cameroon Mauritania, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea Benin, Togo, Gambia and Mali). With over two decades of active participation and leadership in the Oil and Gas Industry, Sops has held executive, operational, human resource and strategic management positions at local and global levels within SLB. Most recently, Sops was Group Operations Manager for SLB Reservoir Characterization in Latin America.
Sops is currently a Board member, Junior Achievement Nigeria (JAN) and continues to leverage numerous volunteer platforms for service to humanity.
He holds a master’s degree in Business Administration from Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh and a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering with First Class Honors from the University of Lagos, Nigeria.
Sops hails from Rivers State in Nigeria, is married with three children, and currently lives in Lagos.

Mohammed N. Mijindadi is the President of GE Nigeria and Managing Director of GE Gas Power Systems (GPS) for Nigeria and Anglo-West Africa. In this role, he oversees GE’s strategic impact across the region, with a focus on Power, Healthcare, and Renewable Energy sectors. Mohammed has been instrumental in the development and support of key power projects in Nigeria, contributing to significant additions to both grid and off-grid power capacity.
Previously, He served as the Regional Sales Director for GE Power Generation Products (PGP) in Africa. He began his career at GE in the Transportation division, where he held various leadership positions including Nigeria Country Leader, Commercial Excellence Leader, and Strategic Sourcing Leader, driving growth across multiple sectors. Before joining GE, Mohammed gained diverse experience working with US multinationals in
Transportation, Services, Construction, and Entertainment industries. He holds a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering from Temple University, Philadelphia and an MBA in Marketing and Strategic Leadership from Pennsylvania State University. Mohammed is also a member of the Nigerian Leadership Initiative (NLI), the Institute of Directors, and serves on the boards of GE International Operations Nigeria, GE Free Zone Enterprises, and the ‘Kid for Kid’ Foundation.

Chijioke is a Partner in PwC, and the Insourced Solutions for Tax (IST) leader for West and Central Africa and the Africa Oil and Gas Tax leader.
He has the primary responsibility of managing and driving the General Electric (GE) relationship and supporting all GE businesses in East, West and Central Africa from a tax and regulatory standpoint. He is also driving the Government and Public Sector Tax engagements for West Africa in PwC. Chijioke has led tax engagements for multinationals in the fast moving consumer goods industries and has experience of tax jurisdictions across west and central Africa . He drives initiative around business development, people engagement, working capital management and external relationships with the firm. He has also led advocacy engagements for industry associations tackling the illicit use and production of products in Nigeria from a tax and regulatory standpoint. Prior to joining PwC he was a regional Executive and Tax Director for Sub-Saharan Africa in GE with a responsibility to manage GE’s tax compliance and provide advice on tax structuring and tax planning for all GE businesses in the sub-region. He also spent 11 years in KPMG, where he drove the Gulf of Guinea (GoG) tax desk – providing compliance and advisory services to companies operating in the GoG region in the areas of Oil and Gas, Power and Mining, and Consumer Goods. He was also a key member of the firm’s Oil and Gas practice providing tax advisory services to companies in the upstream of the oil and gas sector.

Dipo Faulkner is the Vice - President, Technology Software - Africa at Oracle. Prior this role, he was the General Manager for IBM in West Africa. In that role, Dipo was responsible for IBM's overall business in Nigeria with a focus on deploying IBM’s advanced technology capabilities in Cognitive, Cloud Computing, Big Data and Analytics, Mobile and Security to solve current and future needs of institutions in key economic sectors across the country. He also provided leadership for IBM’s relationships and Corporate Social initiatives in the Civil Society, ICT and Academic communities. With over 25 years of work experience, he was previously IBM’s Global Business Services Lead for Central & West Africa, where he was responsible for driving the Consulting Services Business within the region since joining IBM in 2013. He was  also a Director at Accenture’s Nigeria Financial Services Operating Group. Dipo holds a Bachelors’ Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Lagos, Nigeria and an Advanced Management Program Certificate from Institute de Empressa (IE), Madrid Spain

Adebisi Adeoti is currently the Africa Head of Sustainability and Strategy and Country Leader of Dow Chemical – West and Central Africa, with extensive experience in the manufacturing sector. He currently chairs the Sustainability Committee of the American Business Council Nigeria, collaborating on corporate sustainability efforts across member companies in the country.Recognized as a thought leader on sustainability and ESG across Africa, Adebisi has shared insights on various platforms, including through his role as co-chair of the Nigeria National Plastic Action Partnership (NPAP) and Food and Beverage Recycling Alliance (FBRA). His expertise spans environmental management, circular economy, and sustainable business practices.
He holds a degree in Industrial Chemistry and an MBA from Business School Netherlands, combining technical knowledge with strategic leadership in sustainability data management.Adebisi is passionate about education, sustainability, and particularly the role of African youth in driving sustainable development.

Dr. Ifee Kojo is a distinguished business leader and transformational strategist with over 25 years of experience in driving growth through innovative technology solutions. As the Country Manager for Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Nigeria, she oversees strategic operations and stakeholder engagement, leading Nigeria to become HPE Africa’s most profitable and fastest-growing market.With two PhDs in Business Administration and Cyber Security Administration, an MBA from the Business School of Netherlands, an MSc and a BSc in Industrial Chemistry, Dr. Kojo remains at the forefront of industry innovation. She holds multiple professional certifications, including the Doctoral Fellows of the Chartered Institute of Human Resources Management, Artificial Intelligence Management and Finance Institute, the Chartered Institute of Supply Chain Management and a Fellow of the Association of Corporate Governance Professionals of Nigeria.
Beyond her corporate achievements, Dr. Kojo is deeply committed to social impact. She leads HPE’s Corporate Social Responsibility programs and serves as the President of Ordinary Angels Inc., a US non-profit organisation dedicated to education and community empowerment. A member of the HPE African Leadership Team and Ladies in Technology, she has received multiple international awards for leadership and innovation. An accomplished author of Dear God and The Naked Heart, Dr. Kojo embodies leadership, innovation, and social transformation, making her a respected figure in business and philanthropy.

Mrs. Uwa Osa-Oboh is the Head, Corporate Development at Capital Alliance Nigeria, a member of the African Capital Alliance (ACA) group, an Investment Management firm with investments across Africa. She joined the firm in 2013 and facilitates its strategy definition and implementation, human resources development, and external relations, along with executive responsibility for the ACA Foundation.
At various times in her career, she has worked as a lawyer, banker and management consultant. In the latter phase, she served as the CEO of ReStraL for eight years up until 2012. ReStraL is a research, strategy and leadership-development consulting firm. While at ReStraL, she worked and consulted for various corporations and government agencies.
Uwa Osa-Oboh sits on various boards including the boards of the Africa Venture Philanthropy Alliance (AVPA); the Impact Investors Foundation of Nigeria (IIF);  and the African Leadership Initiative – West Africa (ALI-WA). She is also a fellow of ALI-WA, an offshoot of the Aspen Global Leadership Network (AGLN), a fellowship affiliated with Aspen Leadership Centre of the USA .
She is personally committed to principles of enduring individual and organisational effectiveness, and how to transform the larger society through their transmission.

Chairman/Managing Director, ExxonMobil Affiliate Companies in Nigeria
Mr. Shane Harris (Shane) was appointed Chairman and Managing Director of ExxonMobil Affiliates in Nigeria – Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited, Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited, and Esso Exploration and Production (Offshore East) Limited in July 2023.
Prior to his appointment, he was the Chairman and President of ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Malaysia Inc.
Shane Harris has also held previous positions in ExxonMobil including asset manager for Imperial Oil’s Kearl oil sands mining asset in northern Alberta, Canada, and ExxonMobil’s global drilling technical manager in Houston.
Shane joined ExxonMobil in 1998 and has held a variety of leadership, engineering and business assignments in production, drilling, mining and subsurface disciplines in Australia, Canada, Malaysia, Russia and the United States.
Shane is Australian and holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Newcastle, Australia

Ola is a business leader with over 20 years experience in Information Technology Industry helping organization leverage the power of technology to achieve their business objectives.She is currently the Digital Transformation and Cloud Solution Director for the Microsoft Middle East and Africa (MEA) Multi Country Cluster (MCC) spanning over sixty-seven countries in Africa and part of Middle East. She leads a team of talented Solution Specialists to empower enterprise customers to achieve Digital Transformation of their organizations leveraging Microsoft Cloud Solutions.
She is an award-winning leader with 20 years’ experience in Technology solution sales, consulting, support, channel and people management. Ola is known for building strong teams, helping customers adopt new technologies for transformation business outcome and for supporting channel strategic growth across emerging markets.

 Margaret Obiageli Olele is currently the Chief Executive Officer/ Executive Secretary of the American Business Council www.abcnig.com , the voice of American Business in Nigeria and the affiliate of the US Chamber of Commerce. Prior to this role, she was the Corporate Affairs Director for Pfizer in Nigeria, Ghana, East Africa & Southern African Markets responsible for all Public Affairs and Communication engagements in about 15 countries and represented Pfizer on the Board of Directors of the American Business Council.
She played key roles in the Pharma industry working with different government committees and Trade Associations including the Advertising Standards Panel of the Advertising Regulatory Agency in Nigeria (APCON), BASCAP Nigerian Taskforce, and The Nigerian Representative of Overseas Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (NIROPHARM) where she served as an executive and championed Publicity initiatives.
Margaret has over 24 years’ experience in Food and Pharma industry and in July 2010 joined Pfizer as an Associate Director, Public Affairs and Communication and by 2012 became a Director in the same role. In 2013, she was seconded to the role of Director Tenders and Institutions and infused her experience in the area of Public Affairs, providing fresh insights into the opportunities around Tender Business in the Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia.
From 2013 - July 2016, Maggie combined her role as Corporate Affairs role with Health & Value, Tender and key Account Management. She led the team into winning new Tenders and achieving great success in business with non-traditional Customers. In 2017, She became Corporate Affairs Director with an expanded geographical role and communication oversight in French Speaking West Africa and Southern African Markets.

She worked with global teams and was the Key Contact point for Global and regional Corporate Affairs projects in SSA including the Access and Affordability Project in Ghana -an initiative to improve access to quality medicines for non- communicable diseases/ Health system strengthening working with the GATES Foundation, Ghanaian government and some multinational pharma; The SSA Oncology access initiatives, Mencevax/Ninmerix IDSA Exit, GEP4GOOD and the SSA Sickle Cell Project.
She was directly in charge of building Pfizer’s reputation in African communities through unique in-country CSR initiatives, Government engagement, strengthening partnerships with Pharmacy Associations across major countries and mobilizing and empowering Patient Associations. She supported the birth and growth of Glaucoma Patient Association through Capacity building and media awareness and joint advocacy visits; Organized and initiated a coalition of Oncology Patient groups in Africa strengthening them through capacity building training on use of social media, media training and fund mobilization; Sickle Cell Patient Groups in Africa through support of media awareness activities, screenings, awareness of treatment guidelines among others. In her personal capacity, Margaret mentors’ young leaders of Patient Groups and have supported fund mobilization projects with some groups especially Sickle Cell Aid Foundation. She has been a YALI Mentor and Reader. She has also trained IAPO members in Africa on stakeholder mapping and remains passionate about empowerment of Patient Groups in the Continent. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English and Literature, a Masters of Arts Degree in English from the University of Ibadan Nigeria, a Post Graduate Diploma in Mass Communication from the University of Lagos and a Master’s of Science Degree in Mass Communication specializing in Public Relations and Advertising from the same University. Margaret worked in the Pioneer Private broadcast media in Nigeria, Clapperboard Network Television and over sixteen years with West African Seasoning Company, part of Ajinomoto Group, Japan. She set the pace in this company's diversification into East Africa and held at various times the position of General Manager for Marketing, Regulatory, New Product Development, Public Relations and Corporate Communication. She trained at the British Standard Institute, United Kingdom as an internal Auditor for Quality Management System ISO 9001.2000, as well as Environmental Management Systems ISO 1800 and was the Management Representative for the Quality Management System at the West African Seasoning Company Margaret is a Certified National Quality Management Auditor of the Standard Organization of Nigeria, a member of the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria. She was the Executive Secretary of the key Food Lobby Group Association- the Monosodium Glutamate Association of Nigeria and the first Female Vice President of the Technical Committee, Food and Beverage Trade Association. She represented the Food Group at Nigeria National Codex Alimentarius Committee, a committee involved in the setting of National Standards for Food and Food related products. She attended a Number of Regional and International Codex Alimentarius meetings as part of the Nigerian National Delegation representing the Beverage and Food Industry in this Delegation. She served on the Advertising Standard Panel of the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria. Maggie leverages her strength in relationship building and management to run successful projects in her markets with Cross Functional teams and across different levels of society. In her spare time, she is an adjunct Faculty teaching Brand strategy and communication at the graduate school of Media and Communication Pan Atlantic University, loves writing and has published a number of articles in National Newspapers. She is currently working on a Novel.

Over his 23-year career in Accenture, Niyi has been a part of numerous transformation projects. His expertise covers the implementation of IT-enabled business solutions for clients in Banking, Insurance, Consumer Goods, Public Sector, Oil and Gas, Telecoms and Manufacturing. He has been instrumental in the creation of key infrastructure for the Nigerian banking industry including the national payment switch and a credit bureau.
In 2010, Niyi was appointed as Nigeria’s County Managing Director. His focus is geared toward large scale transformation projects that seek to modernize and diversify the Nigerian economy – with meaningful improvements visible in people’s lives and businesses in general. He is certified in IT Governance, Business Continuity, Project Management, and IT Service Management.
In 2019, Niyi became the Managing Director of Verraki Nigeria formerly Accenture Nigeria.
Niyi is extremely passionate about developing Nigeria as demonstrated by his efforts in mentoring budding and experienced entrepreneurs. He actively serves on various boards including a national think tank, a leading Chamber of Commerce, an educational board and chairman of the Nigeria arm of the world’s largest youth-serving NGO. He is an avid reader and devoted father of three.

Alfred has extensive experience in leading market growth with a solid base of competencies across strategy and operations management built from careers spanning financial services, FMCG and management consulting having worked in the Nigeria practice of KPMG professional services. His prior roles within the Coca-Cola system include Franchise Director for cluster markets in the Southern and Eastern Africa region, Director of Revenue Growth Management in the East and Central Africa Region, and Strategy head for the Nigeria business. In these roles, Alfred collaborated extensively with the network of Coca-Cola system partners to drive profitable business growth and value share gains across the markets.

Education

Alfred holds a First Class (Hons) Degree from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria and a Masters Degree in Business Administration from the University of Leicester, UK.

Hobbies & Passion

He is passionate about leading with impact and empowering young talent for growth. He is an ardent sportsman and in his free time enjoys running, playing soccer, tennis and spending time with his family.

Adesuwa Ladoja is a seasoned infrastructure development expert who was pivotal in the Lekki Deep Sea Port project, from financial close in 2020 to construction completion in 2022 and commercial operation in 2023. In July 2024, she was appointed MD/CEO of Lagos Free Zone.  with a background in commercial practice and litigation, she spent 10+ years at KPMG Professional Services, specializing in Tax, Regulatory, and People Services. Adesuwa holds an LL.B Hons from Obafemi Awolowo University and an LL.M Hons in International Business Law from King’s College, University of London. She is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association and a notary public of the Nigerian Supreme Court. 

Chidozie Arinze is the Senior Director and Head of Government Affairs, Western & Central Africa at Visa. In this role, he leads Visa’s engagement with government officials, policymakers, public influencers, and regulators across 23 countries in the region.Prior to joining Visa, Chidozie served as Head of Advocacy & Capacity Building at Enhancing Financial Innovation & Access (EFInA), a UK government-funded financial inclusion think tank. He previously held the position of Head of Regulatory Affairs and CSR at Etisalat Nigeria.
Chidozie has over 18 years of experience in the telecommunications and financial services sectors. He holds a B.Sc. in Microbiology from the University of Lagos and an MBA from the University of South Wales, United Kingdom.