Felicitas is an accomplished program management professional with a proven track record in spearheading non-profit initiatives that empower women and girls across various communities. At the Grace Agbonlahor Foundation, she leverages her extensive expertise in project coordination, stakeholder engagement, and data-driven analysis to develop and lead transformative educational and awareness programs. Her strategic approach and effective communication skills have been instrumental in driving initiatives that combat women exploitation and enhance community resilience, making substantial impacts that echo throughout the regions we serve.
Favour
Favour serves as the Finance and Operations Officer at the Grace Agbonlahor Foundation, where she plays a crucial role in supporting the organization’s mission to empower women and girls in Nigeria. With a solid background in project management, Favour brings a practical and hands-on approach to her work, ensuring that operations run smoothly and efficiently. She works closely with different teams, helping to coordinate efforts and manage resources effectively. Her attention to detail and dedication to her role make her an invaluable part of the team, contributing to the successful execution of various projects and initiatives at the foundation.
Prudentia
Prudentia is the Communications Officer at the Grace Agbonlahor Foundation. With a strong background in IT and graphic design, she brings a creative and strategic approach to managing the foundation’s communications. Prudentia is skilled in crafting compelling content and visual designs that effectively promote the foundation’s mission. Her experience in digital content management and her attention to detail help enhance the foundation’s outreach and engagement efforts, making her a key asset in driving the organization’s initiatives forward.
Precious
Precious is the Operations Assistant at the Grace Agbonlahor Foundation, providing vital support in administrative, finance, HR, and operational areas. She assists with daily tasks, ensures smooth operations, and contributes to the foundation’s mission to empower women and girls in Nigeria.
Kehinde
Kehinde is the Programme Assistant at the Grace Agbonlahor Foundation. With a strong background in research, advocacy, and community engagement, Kehinde is passionate about empowering women and girls through education. Her organizational skills and attention to detail ensure that project activities run smoothly and effectively. Kehinde’s experience in digital content creation and her commitment to social justice make her a valuable asset to the foundation’s mission of creating positive change in Nigeria.
Maureen
Maureen is a distinguished trustee at the Grace Agbonlahor Foundation, where she brings her extensive expertise in financial management and public procurement. With a Master’s degree in Financial Management and a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from the University of Benin, Maureen has served in various critical roles, including Director of Final Accounts at the Office of the Accountant General and Internal Audit Coordinator for Edo State’s Project Financial Management Unit. Her professional journey is marked by a steadfast commitment to enhancing financial practices and governance, evidenced by her active contributions to policy formulation and internal control improvements. Maureen’s leadership extends into her community service as the Financial Secretary at the First African Church Mission, reflecting her dedication to both professional and civic responsibilities.
Ashionye
Ashionye serves as a trustee at the Grace Agbonlahor Foundation, bringing a wealth of experience in policy documentation, stakeholder engagement, and leadership in non-profit sectors. Holding a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Madonna University, she has demonstrated her expertise through her role as a Policy Documentation and Stakeholder Engagement Officer at Synergos, where she played a pivotal role in agricultural policy development across several states. Her prior roles at Jhpiego and SOS Children’s Villages have honed her skills in data management, fund development, and communication, making her an invaluable asset in driving GAF’s mission to empower women and girls in Nigeria. Ashionye’s proficiency in leadership, communication, and advocacy aligns perfectly with the foundation’s goals, ensuring strategic initiatives are effectively supported.
Ure
Ure, serving as one of our technical advisors at the Grace Agbonlahor Foundation, is a seasoned expert in program management, strategic policy development, and research. With a dual master’s degree in Public Health and International Public Health from the University of New South Wales, Sydney, achieved through the prestigious Australia Awards Scholarship program, Ure has significantly contributed to health systems reforms internationally. Her role has been crucial in facilitating the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of initiatives striving for universal health coverage (UHC). Ure’s expertise extends to forging multisectoral coalitions among finance, health, private sectors, and civil society organizations to promote UHC and sustainable development goals. Currently, she holds the position of Lead, Performance, Accountability, and Funding Allocation at Ontario Health. In her leisure time, Ure enjoys reading, dancing, and spending quality time with her husband.
Charles
Charles is a highly skilled project manager and a committed trustee at the Grace Agbonlahor Foundation, bringing over fourteen years of expertise in the development sector. His professional journey is underpinned by globally recognized certifications in Prince2, AgilePM, and a membership with the Association for Project Management (APM), reflecting his dedication to project excellence. Currently coordinating health partnership projects at a UK based international NGO, Charles manages projects that enhance healthcare in underserved regions of Sub-Saharan Africa and South East Asia. His previous roles have seen him leading significant initiatives, such as the transformative projects at Noble Missions for Change Initiative and SOS Children’s Villages Nigeria, which notably impacted thousands of children in Nigeria. Additionally, Charles served as a consultant for Save the Children and UNESCO at different times, and started the GivingTuesday Nigeria movement in 2019. His strategic insight and adeptness at fostering impactful initiatives are invaluable to advancing the foundation’s mission. As a trustee at the Grace Agbonlahor Foundation, he brings extensive expertise in charity governance, programme coordination, strategic partnership development, and operational efficiency.
Eghosa
Eghosa brings a robust background in public health with expertise in data analysis and community outreach. Skilled in research, communication, and collaborative project management, she focuses on understanding health conditions within diverse populations. Eghosa has led educational programs on issues like human trafficking and has developed support initiatives for the elderly and economically vulnerable. Her commitment extends to her roles with the Teesside University Public Health Society and as a volunteer with the British Red Cross, making her a key asset to GAF’s mission.
