Okunbo Bags American Varsity Honorary Doctorate Degree In Leadership

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The prestigious American Management University has bestowed on Osahon Okunbo, the Executive Director of Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited,  the Honorary Doctorate Degree in Leadership and Public Administration.

The event which took place at the 2024 Peace Archivers International Conference held at the Abuja Continental Hotel also awarded Dr Dauda Lawal, Zamfara state Governor along side Okunbo.

Okunbo, a young, vibrant and versatile  entrepreneur seats on board of many striving business conglomerates with vast interest in oil and Gas and  sector of the nation’s economy.

Okunbo who was represented by his Executive Assistant, Marilyn Nwachukwu in his remarks expressed gratitude to the America Management University for the recognition noting that leadership transcends titles and accolades, that it is  about service, vision and creating lasting impact.

“As a dynamic entrepreneur, Okunbo’s  journey has been fueled by a deep-seated commitment to uplifting the communities in which he operates. His career is a testament to this ethos, marked by transformative projects that integrate public and private sector efforts, particularly in infrastructure, energy, and public service delivery.

“While Okunbo’s foundation lies in the private sector, he has always recognized the indispensable role of collaboration between the public and private spheres in driving national progress.

He has spearheaded initiatives alongside government institutions, ensuring that these endeavors address the needs of the people they serve.

“His work underscores the power of public-private partnerships as catalysts for innovation, efficiency, and sustainable development.

“His approach to leadership in public administration is guided by principles of accountability, transparency, and a steadfast commitment to the public good. Through his efforts, he continues to champion policies and projects that empower communities, enhance infrastructure, and create opportunities for future generations.

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