Aisha Achimugu Biography :Early life and Career,philanthropy,Recognition and Honours, Controversies and legal issues.

Aisha Achimugu Biography
Aisha Achimugu Biography

 

Aisha Achimugu Biography
Aisha Achimugu Biography 

Aisha Achimugu is a Nigerian industrialist, philanthropist, and the Group Managing Director and CEO of Felak Concept Group, a consortium of companies with interests in engineering, oil and gas, and maritime industries.

Early life and education

  • Birth: January 22, 1974.
  • Parents: Capt. J.E.A and Mrs. Adole (Rtd.).
  • Education:
    • Federal Government Girls Science School, Kuje, Abuja.
    • B.Sc in Accountancy from the University of Jos in 1998.
  • Family: She was married to Sulaiman Akao Achimugu, who died in 2020. She has three children. 

Business career

  • Felak Concept Group: As the head of Felak Concept Group, she oversees several companies in sectors like engineering, maritime, and oil and gas.
  • Pioneer project: She is the first female consultant and transaction advisor for the development of a Deep-Sea Port in South-South, Nigeria.
  • Bluewave Exploration and Production Limited: She also serves as the Chairman of this company. 

Philanthropy

  • SAM Empowerment Foundation:Achimugu is the founder and president of this foundation, which focuses on empowering women and children through various programs.
  • Humanitarian awards: For her philanthropic work, she has received several recognitions, including the “Heart of Gold Award” from Champion Newspapers in 2023. 

Recognition and honors

  • National Honors Award: Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR) in 2023.
  • Forbes Best of Africa Innovative Leadership Awards: Received in September 2022.
  • Other awards: Her website lists numerous other awards, including the USA Lifetime Presidential Achievement Award. 

Controversies and legal issues

  • Lavish birthday party: Achimugu gained significant media attention in early 2024 for a week-long, extravagant 50th birthday celebration in Grenada. The lavish display of wealth drew criticism from some Nigerian media outlets, particularly concerning public perception amid the country’s high poverty rate.
  • EFCC investigation: In March 2025, Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) declared her a wanted person in connection with a fraud investigation. 

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