Management

The people behind QSL Gas & Power.

An experienced team of engineers, commercial specialists and operators who build, run and grow natural gas infrastructure for Nigerian industry.

Executive Chairman

Angela Odiase

Founder and Executive Chairman

Angela Odiase is a seasoned executive with over 26 years of experience in the oil and gas sector, business development and strategic communications. She has held leadership roles at Shell Gas & Power, SNEPCo, GTZ and Philips Medical Systems, contributing to corporate strategy, communications, stakeholder management and business process improvement.

As Founder of QSL Gas & Power, she led the company from inception to become a major player in Nigeria's natural gas sector, with daily deliveries of 12 MMSCF and annual revenues exceeding US$20 million. Her leadership is marked by excellence in business development, venture management, regulatory compliance and strategy execution.

Management team

Experience across gas, finance, safety and operations.

Adedapo Eniolabi

General Manager

Adedapo combines natural gas engineering with commercial insight, from concept and project stage through to delivery and operations. He has several years of operations and maintenance experience in the natural gas sector and a strong record of managing complex projects. Meticulous and committed to quality, he brings a detailed knowledge of gas agreements and venture relationships to every project QSL delivers.

Yomi Oyedeji

Finance Manager

Yomi is a Chartered Accountant with over 31 years of experience across audit, consulting and industry. He has worked with organisations including Conoil Plc and Konga, contributing to major projects such as the implementation of Oracle Business Solutions and Microsoft Dynamics 365, and holds fellowships and affiliations with several accounting and taxation institutes.

Olorunfemi Oyeleye

Commercial Lead

Olorunfemi brings more than nine years of expertise in gas operations, commercialisation and business development. He aligns technical initiatives with commercial goals across the organisation, and his skills in business analysis and strategic planning bring clarity to project design, execution and executive decision-making.

Osasogie Kenneth

Head, HSSE / Quality & Standards

Osasogie heads Materials Quality and Standards at QSL, with six years of experience in the gas and power sector. NEBOSH-certified, he also supports health, safety and environmental compliance, ensuring material quality, technical and regulatory compliance and safety standards that drive operational excellence and continuous improvement.

Ibrahim Shamsudeen Adeniyi

Operations Supervisor

Ibrahim has several years of experience in gas distribution and in operating and maintaining Pressure Reduction and Metering Systems, water bath heaters and natural gas distribution facilities. His work covers operational monitoring, equipment inspection, troubleshooting and preventive, corrective and breakdown maintenance, keeping QSL's facilities safe, efficient and reliable.

Emmanuel Aijeyetan

Manager, Infrastructure Development

Emmanuel is a results-driven energy professional with progressive experience in natural gas operations, plant supervision, HSE management and business development. With a background in computer science and hands-on experience in gas processing and operations, he combines technical knowledge, leadership and commercial insight to support QSL's growth.

Fredrick Edeh

Manager, Gas Infrastructure Development

Fredrick supports the development of QSL's gas infrastructure, helping pipeline and facility projects move from planning through to delivery.

Olubunmi Olukini

Admin / HR Officer

Olubunmi is an Economics graduate of Bowen University with over two years of experience in human resources. With a keen interest in human behaviour and cultural intelligence, he focuses on bringing diverse perspectives into the workplace. A CIPM candidate, he is building his expertise in people management to drive organisational excellence.

Lt. Col. Adebayo Adesola (Rtd.)

Chief Security Officer

Colonel Adesola served in the Nigerian Army for 35 years, 22 of them as a Military Police officer, before retiring in 2024. He commanded Military Police units at home and abroad, led the Military Police element of Nigeria's battalion in the UN–African Union Mission in Darfur, served as a UN Military Observer in Mali, and was Deputy Chief of Staff, Operations, at the Headquarters Nigerian Army Corps of Military Police. He holds master's degrees in Public Administration and in International Affairs and Defence Studies.

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