About
Oluwafemi Isaac Bewaji

Oluwafemi Isaac Bewaji.

Oluwafemi is a business leader, trade infrastructure advocate and logistics executive focused on building the systems, capabilities and partnerships that enable commerce into, out of and across Africa and global markets.

He is the Managing Director of Fembol Group, an integrated logistics, trade facilitation and supply chain solutions company delivering services through infrastructure, technology and operational discipline.

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Leading Fembol Group

Under his leadership, Fembol has overseen more than $1 billion in annualised shipment value, generated millions in revenue, and achieved more than 60% annual growth.

Today, the business serves a diversified portfolio of multinational, regional and indigenous enterprises across oil and gas, FMCG, manufacturing, mining, healthcare, construction and power. Its operations are supported by cross-functional teams spanning operations, commercial, finance, compliance, technology and client experience, reflecting its capacity to meet the scale and complexity of modern supply chain requirements.

With over a decade of experience in international logistics and supply chain management, he has led complex cross-border logistics projects involving oversized industrial equipment, break-bulk shipments and large-scale containerised cargo for organisations including Nigerian Bottling Company, Nestlé, Mantrac, Segilola Resources and Ardova Plc. His expertise spans international freight forwarding, customs clearance and regulatory compliance, project cargo, haulage and last-mile distribution, warehousing and supply chain optimisation.

Oluwafemi Isaac Bewaji with the Fembol Group team

Trade, technology, and infrastructure

Beyond logistics execution, Oluwafemi is focused on the infrastructure and technology shaping global trade. He has championed technology-enabled platforms and processes that make cross-border trade more transparent, coordinated and accessible, while exploring investments in physical assets that strengthen supply chain capacity. His interests sit at the intersection of trade, infrastructure, technology and access to capital, with a focus on helping African businesses participate more effectively in global markets.

Recognition and engagements

His work has increasingly placed him in conversations around trade, investment, infrastructure and Africa’s economic development. He has been recognised by BusinessDay Media in partnership with the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) under its Top CEOs and Next Bulls platform and is an invited speaker at AFSIC, Investing in Africa 2026, in London.

Beyond business

Outside business, Oluwafemi is committed to advancing people and creating opportunities that enable individuals and communities to progress. Through the Femi Bewaji Foundation, he supports initiatives focused on youth development, education, women’s empowerment, innovation and entrepreneurship, with a particular interest in helping young people and women access opportunities and develop the capacity to contribute meaningfully to their communities.

His approach to leadership brings together enterprise, people and impact, with a focus on building organisations that can operate at scale, developing people and contributing to the systems and opportunities that support sustainable economic growth.

Academic and Professional Development
  • —B.Eng. Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Covenant University
  • —Postgraduate Diploma in Maritime Environmental Studies, University of Lagos
  • —Executive Education, Harvard Business School, in Leadership and Private Equity
  • —Executive Education, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, in Entrepreneurship and Business Growth in Emerging Markets
  • —Fellow, National Institute of Credit Administration
  • —Selected Participant, China Merchants C-Star Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program
Recognitions and Professional Engagements
  • —BusinessDay Top CEOs and Next Bulls, BusinessDay Media in partnership with the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX)
  • —Invited Speaker, AFSIC, Investing in Africa 2026, London