Dr. (Mrs) Aisha Sulaiman Achimugu OFR was born on the 22nd January 1974 to Capt. J.E. A & Mrs. Adole (Rtd.)
She attended Federal Government Girls Science School, Kuje, Abuja and transited to the University of Jos, Nigeria where she acquired a B.Sc. in Accountancy in 1998.
She went on to attain a Masters Degree in Business Management from the University of Belize, and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate Degree by the Commonwealth University, Belize.
She also received a certificate for Advanced Leadership Programme in Corporate Governance and Administration by Moller Institute College, University of Cambridge and a certificate of Legislative Engagement on Petroleum Industry Bill.
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An astute businesswoman and industrialist, she is the Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, FELAK CONCEPT GROUP; a technical and professional consortium consisting of about 8 active companies in various sectors and industries such as Engineering, Maritime, Oil and Gas, ICT Learning and Development, and various other leading sectors.
Through her wealth of experience gathered over the years she pilots several other companies under the group some of which are listed below:
- Felak Concept Limited
- Altex Engineering Services Limited
- Oceangate Engineering Oil & Gas Limited
- Koncept Digital Integrated Services
- Skills And Career Support Centre
- Ay-Dol International
- Wishwich Concept Limited
- SAM Empowerment Foundation (CSR)
Dr. (Mrs) Aisha Sulaiman Achimugu (OFR) is also the Chairman, Bluewave Exploration and Production Limited. She was at the forefront of the initiative for the actualization and development of a Deep-Sea Port in South-South, Nigeria, a first for a first female owned company.
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A Philanthropist...
An ambassador of goodwill, selflessness, kindness and sacrifice, she is well loved and affectionate, with a good sense of humor and lively disposition.
She has a passion for philanthropy, exploring new ideas, reading and travelling.
These along with her strong work ethic, discipline, adaptability, balanced optimism, and positive attitude towards life are outstanding qualities that have made Dr. (Mrs) Aisha Sulaiman Achimugu (OFR) a pillar within her sphere of influence and indeed an accomplished woman.
She was happily married to Late Engr. Sulaiman Akao Achimugu and is blessed with three children.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has scheduled ruling for March 25 on a motion filed by Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for the final forfeiture of $13million being claimed Oceangate Engineering Oil & Gas Ltd, a firm being associated with businesswoman, Aisha Achimugu
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Justice Emeka Nwite chose the date on Monday after EFCC’S lawyer, Rotimi Oyedepo (SAN) and Oceangate’s lawyer, Darlington Ozurumba made their final submissions.
The court had last year, issued an order for the interim forfeiture of the funds, which the EFCC claimed were proceeds of unlawful activities.
It ordered the commission to publish the interim order in a national daily for any interested party to show cause why the money should not be permanently forfeited to the Fed Govt.
In response to the publication, Oceangate filed an affidavit to show cause, claiming ownership of the money and among others, rejected EFCC’s allegation that the funds formed proceeds of unlawful activities.
Oceangate claimed that the funds were legitimately sourced for the payment for its interest in two oil licences – PPL 302 and PPL 3007 – which it won sometime in 2024.
The EFCC, in its response to Oceangate’s affidavit to show cause, gave details of its investigation, which it claimed, revealed that the $13m was from unlawful sources.
The commission also claimed that part of the money was contributed by contractors engaged by the Lagos State Government.
On September 15, 2025 the same court granted similar motion by the EFCC for the final forfeiture of $7m which claimed to have recovered in Providus Bank branch in Ikoyi Lagos, but which nobody came forward to claim.
A company, Felak Group later issued a statement to dismiss reports linking its Chief Executive Officer, Dr Aisha Achimugu and its subsidiary, Oceangate Engineering Oil & Gas, to a controversial $7 million cash transaction allegedly tied to Providus Bank.
In its response to Oceangate’s affidavit to show cause, the EFCC said: “In the course of our investigation, we found that Iliya Wakil, the deponent of the respondent’s affidavit to show cause, was a mere nominal director with no shareholding of Oceangate Engineering Oil and Gas Limited and an employee of Felak Concept Limited, a company incorporated on May 5, 2000.
“On the 31st day of March 2014, a company known as Felak Concept Group Limited, with registration No 1181455 was incorporated at the Corporate Affairs Commission by Felak Concept Limited, Altex Engineering Oil and Gass Limited, Wishwhich Koncept Limited, Ay-Dol International Limited, and Oceangate Engineering Oli & Gas as shareholders.