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Ainojie Alexander Irune Steps Down as President/CEO of Oando Clean Energy Ltd., Welcomes Ademola Ogunbanjo as Successor

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Ainojie Alexander Irune Steps Down as President/CEO of Oando Clean Energy Ltd., Welcomes Ademola Ogunbanjo as Successor

In a significant leadership transition, Ainojie Alexander Irune, PhD, has announced his decision to step down as President and CEO of Oando Clean Energy Ltd. (OCEL) after an impressive four-year tenure. Dr. Irune, who also serves as Executive Director of Oando PLC and Managing Director of Oando Energy Resources, expressed profound pride and gratitude for his time at OCEL, highlighting the achievements the company has made under his leadership.

In a heartfelt message shared with stakeholders, Dr. Irune remarked, “After an incredible four years as President/CEO of Oando Clean Energy Ltd., I am stepping down with immense pride and gratitude but most of all delighted to welcome Ademola Ogunbanjo as the new President/CEO.” He emphasized Ogunbanjo’s exceptional leadership qualities, which he has observed firsthand during Ogunbanjo’s tenure as Vice President.

Dr. Irune lauded Ogunbanjo for his unwavering dedication, strategic brilliance, and deep commitment to OCEL’s vision of sustainable energy development. “Demola’s dedication continues to inspire us all,” he stated, noting that Ogunbanjo’s leadership style seamlessly integrates innovation and integrity, coupled with a comprehensive understanding of the industry’s evolving needs.

Under Dr. Irune’s leadership, OCEL made significant strides in advancing clean energy solutions and expanding its market presence. His tenure saw the company not only navigate the challenges posed by a rapidly changing energy landscape but also position itself as a leader in sustainable practices within the sector.

Looking ahead, Dr. Irune expressed his confidence in Ogunbanjo’s ability to lead OCEL into a new era of growth and innovation. “I look forward to watching OCEL flourish under his expert stewardship. Congratulations to a true leader and brother—well deserved!” he affirmed, indicating his belief that Ogunbanjo is well-equipped to continue the momentum built during his own presidency.

Ademola Ogunbanjo brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record in leadership to his new role as President and CEO of Oando Clean Energy Ltd. His prior accomplishments as Vice President have garnered him respect and admiration from colleagues and industry peers alike, positioning him as an ideal successor to guide OCEL in its mission to drive sustainable energy solutions across Africa.

As Ogunbanjo steps into his new role, stakeholders and employees alike are optimistic about the future direction of OCEL. His leadership will be crucial as the company continues to adapt to the changing dynamics of the clean energy sector, striving to innovate and expand its offerings while remaining committed to environmental stewardship.

The transition marks a new chapter for Oando Clean Energy Ltd., and both Dr. Irune and Ogunbanjo’s contributions to the company highlight the importance of visionary leadership in achieving ambitious goals in the energy industry. As they continue to champion clean energy initiatives, all eyes will be on OCEL to see how it navigates the opportunities and challenges ahead under Ogunbanjo’s expert guidance.

 

 

Anthony Emeka Nwosu

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