Our Leadership Team

Akubo Adegbe is an accomplished entrepreneur, strategist, and consultant with extensive experience in project management, public sector policy and delivery, and enterprise development. As Managing Partner and CEO of UraCop Consulting, he provides strategic leadership across the firm's operations, advisory services, and growth initiatives. His work spans agriculture, banking, international development, and organizational transformation, with a strong focus on public health, media development, and service delivery. Akubo has managed and supported large-scale programs funded by organizations such as USAID, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI). He served as Program Manager for SCIDaR's Gates-funded Polio Africa Project, leading digital innovations across sub-Saharan Africa, and later as Project Lead for TBI's Project for Agricultural Coordination and Execution (PACE) in Nigeria's Office of the Vice President. Akubo's consulting practice encompasses strategy, business leadership, large-scale digital transformation, and delivery of development systems. Akubo holds a BSc in Geography from the University of Jos (Nigeria) and an MSc in Instrumental Analytical Sciences from the Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen (UK). He has also completed several local and international training programs in finance, agricultural value chains, organizational development, project management, and entrepreneurship.

Panritmwa Harry-Odoh is an accomplished project manager and development strategist with extensive experience leading multi-sectoral programs across the public, private, and non-profit spheres. She brings a proven track record in program design, operational management, and strategic execution, driving institutional performance and measurable development outcomes. Before joining her current role, Panritmwa served as Head of Programs at the Community Peace Initiatives Network (CPIN), where she led the design and implementation of peacebuilding, civic engagement, and governance programs that promoted inclusion and sustainable community development. Her professional background also includes key operational and strategic roles at Clarion Call Care Foundation, where she provided high-level administrative and digital support to executive leadership, including the coordination of the Living Donor Day 2025, and at Malhacom Consulting, where she managed multiple client projects to successful completion. Earlier in her career, she led the rollout of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) Airport Protocol Service Booking System while at Needle Technology Limited—a major post-COVID digital transformation that improved operational efficiency and service delivery across four international airports. Panritmwa's expertise spans project and program management, stakeholder engagement, strategic communication, organizational development, and digital transformation. She is deeply committed to leveraging innovation and evidence-based approaches to strengthen systems and deliver sustainable impact. She holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of Abuja and has completed advanced training in Management and Leadership as well as Monitoring and Evaluation at the University of Washington (USA) and the African Center for Leadership and Strategic Development. She is currently pursuing the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification.