As part of its long-term growth and succession strategy, Caritas Communications Limited, a leading strategic communications and reputation management firm with deep expertise in the energy, oil, and gas sector, has announced a significant leadership transition.
Effective August 1, 2025, Chief Adedayo Ojo, the founder and outgoing chief executive officer, assumes the position of chairman of the Board.
Also, as part of this transition, Favour Akintan has been appointed chief operating officer/acting CEO.
Joining Akintan on the new management team are Adedayo David Odulaja, director, Research, Policy, and Programmes; Fisayo Ayodele, director, Strategic Communication; and Kazeem Afolabi, associate director, Human Resources and Administration.
In this new role, Chief Ojo will focus on steering the company’s strategic direction and strengthening its corporate governance.
Formerly the group head, Business Services/Operations Manager, Favour brings over 12 years of experience in operations management, integrated marketing, and business development. She will lead the company’s new-generation executive team.
With a robust background in journalism, digital strategy, and policy development, David will lead strategic research initiatives and client-aligned policy programmes.
A seasoned expert in corporate communications, Fisayo will focus on innovation in communication strategy and media relations.
One of Caritas’ pioneer staff members, Kazeem will now oversee human resources, board affairs, and administrative operations.
Reflecting on the transition, Chief Adedayo Ojo said: “As I step into the role of chairman, I remain deeply committed to Caritas’ mission, delivering flawless reputation management and strategic communication services. I am confident that the new leadership team will bring fresh ideas and energy to drive Caritas into an even more impactful future.”
He also thanked the outgoing chairman, Mr. John Addeh, for his years of exceptional leadership and stability, and expressed appreciation to Caritas’ clients and board members for their continued support.
Speaking on her appointment, Favour Akintan said: “I’m honoured to lead Caritas into its next chapter. With the guidance of our founder and the strength of our experienced team, we are ready to expand our footprint, deepen our industry impact, and continue delivering measurable value to our clients and stakeholders.”
She emphasized the company’s focus on providing world-class services in reputation management, crisis communication, strategic advisory, and corporate communications across Nigeria and sub-Saharan Africa.
