Geregu Power Names Sean Manley Interim Chief Executive
Geregu Power Plc has named Sean Manley interim chief executive officer of the company following a change of strategic ownership. Recall that Geregu ex-core investors Femi Otedola divested a 77 percent stake in Geregu Power Plc in a deal valued at $750 million in December 2025.
In an official statement, the power-generating company told the Nigerian Exchange it has appointed Manley as interim Chief Executive Officer effective February 2, 2026.
The company’s decision is subject to the approval of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) and the shareholders of the Company at the next general meeting.
Mr. Sean Manley is a seasoned power-sector professional with a proven track record in delivering complex energy projects in developing markets, bringing over 30 years’ experience spanning sales, business development, project implementation, supply-chain management, and OEM-led delivery within the power sector.
Over the course of his career with Siemens, Mr. Manley has developed deep technical and operational expertise in thermal power generation, covering plant construction, commissioning, major overhauls, and long-term operational support.
He is widely regarded as a practical problem-solver, with a demonstrated ability to close projects in challenging operating environments and brings extensive international experience and strong intercultural skills acquired across multi-jurisdictional engagements.
His areas of expertise include the delivery of large, complex infrastructure projects, management of multi-million-dollar business units, client and stakeholder relationship management, business and market development, as well as logistics and procurement analysis critical to successful project execution.
The Board is pleased to welcome Mr. Sean Manley and is confident that his wealth of experience and leadership will add significant value to the Company. NCR Returns to Profitability as Overhead Drops Sharply
