Engr. Francis Lewis IBE-OKOSOBO
Founder & Principal Electrical Engineer
Decades of experience across electricity distribution, utility operations, engineering management and power infrastructure delivery.
- Education & qualifications
- Full Technological Certificate (FTC), Electrical EngineeringCity & Guilds of London Institute · HND-equivalent professional examination · 1984
- BEng, Electrical/ElectricalUniversity of Benin
- MEng, Power/MachinesUniversity of Benin
- MBA, MarketingLAUTECH
- Memberships & registrations
- Association of Supervisory and Executive Engineers, London (MASEE)
- MNSE
- MNIEEE
- MIEEE (USA)
- COREN
- NEMSA Category A
A career in Nigeria's electricity industry
Engr. Ibe-Okosobo is a veteran Nigerian electrical power engineer whose career spans several decades across the country's electricity supply industry and private engineering sector.
His professional career developed through Nigeria's former electricity institutions, including NEPA and subsequently PHCN, where he accumulated extensive experience in electricity distribution operations, engineering management and power infrastructure.
He progressed into senior management within the electricity distribution sector before retirement from public service.
Following his utility-sector career, he established Pasajoegh Engineering Services Nigeria Limited, applying decades of technical and operational experience to power infrastructure projects for electricity distribution companies and other organisations across Lagos and neighbouring states.
Today, he continues to provide engineering leadership across conventional electricity infrastructure while contributing his experience to the development of modern distributed and renewable power projects.
From utility leadership to field engineering
Engr. Ibe-Okosobo's career reflects decades of direct involvement in Nigeria's electricity infrastructure — from utility operations and engineering management to the execution and supervision of private-sector power projects.
From the archives
Decades of power sector knowledge
Experience accumulated inside the electricity supply industry — in distribution operations, engineering management and infrastructure delivery — and subsequently applied to private engineering practice.
Over 40 years of experience
Career stages
A professional journey from Nigeria's public electricity institutions to private engineering practice and modern power infrastructure.
Foundations in the Electricity Sector
Early engineering career established within Nigeria's electricity supply industry.
NEPA Era
National Electric Power Authority (NEPA)
Professional development within Nigeria's national electricity institution.
High-voltage power transformer works — from the archives Power Distribution & Engineering Operations
Direct involvement in electricity distribution operations and engineering activity.
PHCN Era
Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN)
Continued distribution engineering and operational responsibility through sector reform.
Utility sector career — engineering management office Senior Management & Utility Leadership
Progression into senior management within the electricity distribution sector prior to retirement from public service.
Private Engineering Practice
Utility-sector experience applied to private electrical engineering and contracting.
Pasajoegh Engineering Services
Pasajoegh Engineering Services Nigeria Limited
Founder / Principal Electrical Engineer
Establishment of the company to deliver electrical engineering and power infrastructure services.
Engr. Ibe-Okosobo on site in full PPE Distribution Company Projects
Power infrastructure projects for electricity distribution companies and other organisations across Lagos and neighbouring states.
Distribution transformer installation and inspection Modern Power & Renewable Energy Infrastructure
Engineering leadership extended to distributed generation, renewable energy and battery storage infrastructure.
Power generation facility — technical visit and engineering assessment
Partnering for reliable power infrastructure
Pasajoegh welcomes collaboration with public institutions, utilities, developers and contractors delivering electricity infrastructure in Nigeria.
- State Governments
- State Ministries of Power
- Electricity Distribution Companies
- Federal Agencies
- Renewable Energy Developers
- EPC Contractors
- Industrial Developers
- Independent Power Producers