Olatunji Olowolafe

Olatunji Olowolafe also holds significant roles outside of Deux Project Limited. He is a non-Executive Director of West Power & Gas, the primary stakeholder of Eko Disco, and Infracorp Nigeria, a $15bn infrastructure investment entity co-founded by the Central Bank of Nigeria, Africa Finance Corporation, and Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority. His entrepreneurial journey began with his role as the Managing Director and Chairman of Deux Project Limited. His adaptability and foresight changed the company's focus from healthcare to general civil engineering, construction, consultancy, and maintenance. This change positioned Deux Project Limited as a significant contributor to Nigeria's economy across the Healthcare, Public Works, Power, Roads, and Infrastructure sectors. He is also a serial investor with business interests in other sectors, including oil & gas, power, real estate, mining, and technology, further exemplifying a multifaceted approach to contributing to the nation's progress. In 2008, he demonstrated exceptional professionalism and leadership as the Chairman of the Lekki Concession Company ("LCC"). He led the successful upgrade and expansion of the Lekki-Epe Expressway and coastal road, a landmark project that significantly improved transport infrastructure in Nigeria. But the impact didn't stop there. In 2009, he also contributed to the manufacturing industry through his role in a consortium of investors that acquired a significant stake in GZ Industries, a local manufacturer of aluminum beverage cans.