Adenike Adeyokun

As a Technical Geologist at Dexter Roy Geoconsult Limited, I coordinate technical reporting and exploration decision-making across an ~250 km² project in Abia State, integrating geological mapping, geochemical sampling (150+ samples), and XRF analysis to delineate lead–zinc, kaolinite, industrial minerals, and hydrocarbon-bearing zones. I also lead targeted mapping and geochemical investigations in Ibadan, Oyo State for lithium-bearing pegmatites, using remote sensing and spatial analysis to identify high-potential lithium zones. Using ArcGIS, MapSource, Landsat imagery, XRF, and Oasis Montaj, I generate geochemical grids, geological and anomaly maps, and terrain models—and I translate these results into clear technical exploration reports for target prioritization and project development.

Earlier, as a Geoscience Undergraduate Intern at Crystal Age Laboratory, I administered foraminifera, palynomorphs, and calcareous nannofossil ditch-cutting samples, achieved 98% accuracy in fossil counts, and performed paleoenvironmental reconstruction for Eastern Benin Basin wells. I chart biostratigraphy using Stratabug to support geological interpretation, and I bring a collaborative, value-focused approach through leadership roles in petroleum exploration and mining/geoscience communities, while strengthening my analytics capabilities with Excel, SQL, Power BI, and Python training.