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THE COLLECTOR

 Biography

MEET OSAHON OKUNBO

Osahon H. Okunbo is a business leader and philanthropist with a vision for impactful change across multiple sectors. With over 15 years of experience, he has built a diverse portfolio of high-impact ventures in energy, oil and gas, hospitality, entertainment, and the creative arts. His leadership is defined by a commitment to sustainability and innovation, consistently creating long-term value while directly and indirectly supporting over 6,000 Nigerians.

As an executive director of key companies, including Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Ltd and Ocean Marine Securities Ltd, Osahon has successfully managed projects worth over $4 billion, including the development of the Egbolom Marginal Field and critical national pipeline infrastructure. His reputation for navigating complex transactions and overseeing strategic ventures has established him as a respected figure in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.

Osahon’s leadership extends beyond business. Through The Osahon Okunbo Foundation (TOOF), he empowers Nigeria’s youth, artists, and entrepreneurs with the tools and opportunities to shape their own futures. His philanthropic efforts reflect his belief that success is not just financial but about making a lasting, positive impact on communities.

Holding a Master’s Degree in Electrical Engineering from Manchester University and a graduate of Lagos Business School, Osahon’s academic and professional journey is marked by integrity, resilience, and a deep commitment to leading with purpose. His legacy is one of empowerment, innovation, and using business as a force for good.

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LEGACY & IMPACT

Patronage is at the core of Mr. Okunbo’s vision. He sees his collection not merely as a private endeavour but as a means to educate, inspire, and reinforce Nigeria’s connection to its artistic heritage. His commitment extends beyond acquisition—he actively seeks to make art accessible to the public, ensuring that more people can experience and appreciate the significance of African and Black diasporic art.

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