Christopher Asuquo

Business adviser, Change Agent, Christian, Engineer, Entrepreneur, Idea generator, Project manager, Single

I have the courage, enthusiasm and drive to work smart and diligently on any given project. I am a reliable team player who appreciates good working relationship with colleagues. As a highly motivated and results-driven professional with over 5 continuous years of experience in the Energy Industry, I have developed a strong track record of success in Applied Reservoir Engineering, data analysis, problem-solving, strategic management, and business planning. Outside of work, I am a creative cook and an excellent sportsman.

Giving back to community

"The Energy We Don’t Talk About: Strategic Thinking as Fuel for Africa’s Growth" "From Pipelines to People: Why Nigeria’s True Asset is Human Capital" "The Power of Staying: Rethinking Global Ambition from the Inside Out" "Small Rooms, Big Decisions: Why Every Strategy Needs a Swamp View"

My passion for ideas began by watching TED Talks. I was fascinated by how a simple story, a clear message, or a bold idea could change how someone thinks. Then I read Talk Like TED by Carmine Gallo—and something clicked. I realized ideas aren’t just for thinkers—they’re for doers, and they can move people. The challenge wasn’t just having ideas—it was finding a platform where those ideas could matter. I didn’t want to just think for thinking’s sake. I wanted to build something that could have a global impact on communities. But for a long time, I didn’t know where to begin. I felt like I had a voice, but no microphone. What people don’t often see is that I’m good at connecting abstract ideas into practical solutions. While others see theory, I see possibility. I can look at a big concept and ask, ‘How can this work for real people, in real communities?’ That realization helped me find my direction—not just as a thinker, but as a builder. That’s why I applied for a license to organize TEDxBeninCity—the first TEDx event designed to cover the entire city. It’s more than a stage; it’s a platform where ideas can spark change and where local voices can echo on a global scale. For me, it’s not just about organizing an event—it’s about building a space where others can step into their potential and be inspired to act. Ideas are only powerful when shared—and shared ideas can transform communities.

"People don't know I'm good at connecting abstract ideas into practical solutions."