Disciplined engineering. Dependable power.
Caxten Engineering Limited is an indigenous electrical engineering company, registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (RC 1602365), specialising in the supply, installation, testing and commissioning of 33kV, 11kV and 0.4kV power systems for industrial, commercial and domestic clients.


Quality engineering, delivered safely
Our engineers are COREN-registered and trained across protection, control and switchgear maintenance. We deliver substation and network projects to utility specification — on programme, and with the documentation to prove it.
Our quality policy is built on competitive, high-quality engineering, professional client support, rigorous project supervision and an uncompromising safety culture.
- Safety-first working culture
- COREN-registered engineers
- Full documentation and handover
- Utility-specification compliance
To attain the utmost in engineering practice — propelled by a shared commitment to excellence, customer satisfaction and sustained patronage.
To deliver superior, dependable engineering services through qualified, experienced staff and state-of-the-art technology that meet the needs and satisfaction of our esteemed clients.
One accountable chain, assessment to maintenance
- 01Assess
- 02Design
- 03Supply
- 04Install
- 05Commission
- 06Maintain
Qualified, certified, accountable
Okusaga Idowu Kasim
Managing DirectorB.Eng, M.Eng (Electrical Engineering)- COREN Registered Engineer
- Member, Nigeria Society of Engineers (MNSE)
- Certified MV Substation Maintenance — AVO Training Institute, USA
- Power System Protection & Control — NAPTIN, Kainji Power Station
Olawuyi M. Abiodun
Project ManagerHND, PGD, MSc- COREN Registered Engineer
- Member, Nigeria Society of Engineers (MNSE)
- Registered Electrical Contractor (R. LECAN)
Oyinbotanoire F. Hope
Team Lead — Logistics & CoordinationBSc (Management)- Logistics and project coordination
Igunnu F. Christopher
Lead TechnologistHND (Electrical)- Power system control & MV switchgear operation
- NAPTIN, Ijora Power Station
