Adedoyin Adeleke (Italy and Nigeria)
Fondateur/Directeur général
He says ‘while I specialise in sustainable energy and contribute to educational development, my interest transcend energy and goes beyond education, I want to contribute to the making of the Real Africa: the Africa with llivelihood that reflect its potentials’….‘Africa is too rich to be poor, I choose to Act’.
Agatha Christy Sonma Okoro (USA)
Gestionnaire, administration
Oluwadamilola Pikuda (Canada)
Gestionnaire, programmes
She obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria where she graduated with first class honours and a Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering, at the Institute Center for Water and Environment (iWater), Masdar Institute of Science and Technology, UAE, where she worked on Semi-Conductor Thin Films for Solar Light Activated Glass and graduated with distinction. She is a past recipient of several prestigious scholarships such as Carnegie Female Merit Award, USA (2009-2012), Federal Government Undergraduate Scholarship, Nigeria (2009-2012), Masdar Institute Scholarship, UAE (2015-2016), and currently McGill Engineering Doctoral Award, Canada (2017 – date) and the Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate Scholarship - Doctoral (2018-date). Also, Oluwadamilola was awarded Best Thesis Award, Department of Chemical Engineering; Master of Science Outstanding Thesis Award; and Certificate of Excellence for Outstanding Academic Performance and Maintaining a GPA of 4.0 (2015-2017 Academic Years) at Masdar Institute of Science and Technology upon the completion of her M. Sc. Programme.
She has presented her research work at different conferences across the globe and published several peer-reviewed publications. Asides her commitment to environmental-related research, Dami is also passionate for educational development especially in Africa and continually engages in activities to contribute to youth-related causes in the continent. She is a founding member of Nigeria Future Energy Group (NiFEG), a Nigeria-based NGO which promotes sustainability whilst proffering solutions to localized energy problems. Among the successful projects of the group is powering the Kanji and Wolfson lecture halls in Ahmadu Bello University, Nigeria using solar PV panels, as well as providing training sessions on PV panel installation to the university students.
She is the Program Manager of International Support Network for African Development (ISNAD-Africa).
Amanda Kahunzire (Uganda)
Chargée de communication
Yasmin Khalafallah (UAE)
Chargée de communication
Victorine Ghislaine Nzino Munongo (Cameroon)
Chargée de communication
Sylvie Tchoumi Tchoumke (Cameroon)
Chargée de communication
Aparajita Alam (Bangladesh)
Chargée de communication
Charles Tumuhe (Uganda)
Chargée de communication
Adekola Adeniran (Nigeria)
Associé au programme
Enoch Bessah, PhD (Ghana and Nigeria)
Associé au programme
Tobiloba Adaramati (Nigeria)
Associé au programme
Akinleye Folorunsho (Nigeria)
Associé au programme
Achoroi Aaron (Uganda)
Associé au programme
Charles BIDIME EPOPA (Cameroon)
Associé au programme
Oluwaseun Salami (Nigeria)
Associé au programme
Festus Adedoyin (UK and Nigeria)
Associé au programme
Aderonke Odebiyi (Nigeria)
Associé au programme
Guy Joel (Cameroon and Egypt)
Associé au programme
Ivy Malunga (Zimbabwe)
Associé au programme
John Moono (Zambia)
Associé au programme
Lindah Fatuma (Kenya)
Associé au programme
Mary Immaculate Neh Fru (Cameroon )
Associé au programme
Melissa Montrose (France)
Associé au programme
Rania Jribi
Associé au programme