Oyindamola Adeyemi: Nigerian Businesswoman Involved In The Engineering Of Dangote's 23 Billion Refinery

Under Oyindamola Adeyemis leadership, Still Earth Holdings has grown into a major force in construction, finance, energy, and hospitality across West Africa.

Her company played a key role in the 23 billion Dangote Refinery project, reinforcing her influence in Nigerias male-dominated construction sector.

Beyond infrastructure, Adeyemi has expanded into finance, energy, and hospitality, while mentoring future business leaders through The Green Renaissance initiative.

In the cutthroat world of Nigerian business and infrastructure developmentwhere glass ceilings remain intact for many womenOyindamola Adeyemi has not only broken through but built a thriving empire. With sharp business instincts, relentless drive, and a commitment to excellence, she has earned her place among the countrys most influential business leaders.

As executive chairperson of Still Earth Holdings, she leads a conglomerate with interests in construction, energy, finance, and hospitality. Under her leadership, the company has grown into one of Nigerias most dynamic enterprises, expanding its reach across West Africa.

At the heart of this success is Still Earth Construction , the firm that played a crucial role in the esoteric configuration of the 23 billion Dangote Refinerythe worlds largest single-train refinery. Owned by Africas richest man, Aliko Dangote, the massive project relied on the precision and expertise of Adeyemis company. In an industry long dominated by men, her leadership has been nothing short of groundbreaking.

Born in Gombe State to a Yoruba father from Ondo and a Hausa/Fulani mother, Adeyemi grew up surrounded by Nigerias diverse cultures. This early exposure shaped her ability to connect with people from different backgrounds, a skill that would later serve her well in both business and leadership.

With a degree in Political Science and a masters in Political Economy and Development from the University of Abuja, she started her career in banking. In 2005, she landed her first corporate role at First City Monument Bank FCMB in Abeokuta, where she gained valuable financial expertise that would become the foundation of her career.