Education
- Ph.D. — Energy Systems Engineering
- M.Sc. — Electrical Engineering
- B.Sc. — Physics
People First. Alimosho Forward.
About Ifeoluwa
My career has taken me across science, engineering, technology, entrepreneurship, teaching and public service. The common thread has been a belief that knowledge should ultimately be used to solve real problems and improve people’s lives.
My journey
I studied Physics at undergraduate level, Electrical Engineering at master’s level and Energy Systems Engineering at doctoral level.
My academic work has included research in nanotechnology, heat transfer, renewable energy, food and water security, with more than a dozen journal publications.
Outside academia, I moved into technology and entrepreneurship, building products, working with software and artificial intelligence, and founding a technology company focused on social commerce.
I have also taught Physics and Thermodynamics at different levels, from secondary-school students to university undergraduates.
These experiences have placed me at the intersection of science, technology, business and people — and shaped how I think about leadership, institutions and problem-solving.
Selected experience
Long before technology, research or public service became part of my professional life, many of my ideas about leadership were formed at home.
I grew up around stories of faith, service, discipline, community and responsibility. Two men in particular — my father, Rev. Olanrewaju Olawole Osho, and my maternal grandfather, Rev. Col. Matthew Oluwapamilerin Keripe — left lessons that continue to shape how I understand leadership and legacy.

The Story Behind the Story
Leadership. Family. Faith. Legacy.
KESHO — The Home Before the World
Hardcover — ₦25,000
KESHO is a personal exploration of the lives and lessons of my father, Rev. Olanrewaju Olawole Osho, and my maternal grandfather, Rev. Col. Matthew Oluwapamilerin Keripe.
Through their stories, I explore the values, experiences and family history that shaped my own understanding of leadership, service and legacy.
The title brings together the names Keripe and Osho, while drawing inspiration from the Yoruba expression:
“Ilé la ti ń kẹ́ṣọ̀ọ́ ròde.”For anyone who wants to understand more of the journey behind the public profile, KESHO tells that deeper story.