Olusola Mesele is a seasoned legal expert with over two decades of experience in corporate and commercial law, maritime law, energy and natural resources law, intellectual property, and general civil litigation. He has built a distinguished career advising multinational corporations, government agencies, and private sector clients on high-stakes legal matters, demonstrating a track record of success in complex negotiations, dispute resolution, and regulatory compliance.

As a legal strategist, Olusola has played a pivotal role in shaping Nigeria’s legal landscape. He has pioneered groundbreaking litigations, including intellectual property cases, company law disputes, and aviation law matters, setting legal precedents that continue to influence industry standards. His expertise extends to high-profile energy and maritime projects, where he has provided legal counsel on asset acquisitions, petroleum litigation, marginal field transactions, and offshore operations.

Throughout his career, Olusola has contributed to the legal profession through extensive research and publications, authoring insightful articles on oil and gas law, intellectual property, and corporate governance. He has also been actively involved in policy formulation, serving on committees responsible for drafting key legal frameworks, including Nigeria’s Blockchain and Virtual Assets regulations and the proposed Nigerian Court of Arbitration for Sports.

Olusola holds an LL.B. from the University of Lagos and was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2003. His commitment to legal excellence is further demonstrated by his specialized training in Maritime Law from the University of Southampton, UK. A member of the Nigerian Bar Association, he continues to drive impactful legal solutions that protect business interests and enhance regulatory compliance in Nigeria’s dynamic economic landscape.