Aregbesola Marvelous is a multidisciplinary creative, writer, and systems thinker passionate about storytelling, youth development, and building structures that help people grow. His work sits at the intersection of art, technology, and social impact; from writing stage plays and radio drama series to coordinating training programs that empower young creators in Nigeria.

As a long-term Artvocate and mentor, he has contributed to theatre, spoken word, and community-driven creative projects, nurturing young talents through performance, coaching, and collaborative storytelling.

He is also the founder of JejeFlow, a systems and sustainability initiative focused on helping individuals and businesses scale through structure, clarity, and intentional growth.

Marvelous enjoys research, design, and discovering new ways technology can support creativity. Whether working with youths, writing for the stage, or designing better workflows for people and brands, he is driven by a desire to create meaningful experiences and help others unlock their best work calmly, intentionally, and sustainably.

Julia is the Founder and Lead Consultant of Julia Jacks Consulting, an executive and business branding and brand storytelling consultancy.

An alumnus of the University of Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria and the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, Julia’s diverse career spans academia, marketing communications, corporate strategy and communications and international philanthropy.

From lecturing in the English & Literary Studies department of the University of Calabar, Julia made a career shift to branding and marketing communications, ending up as a co-founder and Executive Creative Director of SO&U Saatchi. 

As the Program Officer for the Media, Arts and Culture portfolio in the West Africa office of the international philanthropic organization, The Ford Foundation, Julia was responsible for re-focusing the Media, Arts and Culture portfolio, with emphasis on the stimulation of indigenous creative industries.

Julia later set up Cue Media-a content development organization, which developed content for the then acclaimed MNET ‘New Directions’ initiative which encouraged African storytellers to find their voices and tell their own stories. 

Julia successfully set up and headed the Corporate Strategy and Development Department of Moni Pulo Limited, handling a broad remit for corporate reputation management, brand positioning and government and external relations.

Julia serves on the Board of Directors of SO&U Saatchi, First Aluminum Plc., Lucid Media and Maxi Media in  non-executive capacities. She is also a co-founder and Founding Trustee of Women In Management, Business and Public Service (WIMBIZ).  

An avid reader and eclectic music lover, Julia is ardent about coaching, mentoring and supporting indigenous small business owners to build stronger, resilient brands.

Adeshola Gbadebo is a seasoned finance professional with a strong academic foundation and a commitment to excellence. Holding a Bachelor of Business in Accounting from Limkokwing University of Creative Technology, Malaysia, he has consistently demonstrated expertise in financial management, forensic analysis, and innovative problem-solving.

A recipient of the prestigious D.K. Olukoya Award of Excellence in 2015, Adeshola has established himself as a trusted professional in his field. He is an Associate member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) and a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN).

Adeshola also holds a Google Data Analytics certification, which has deepened his expertise in data-driven decision-making, reflecting his passion for staying ahead in the dynamic world of finance and analytics. Known for his meticulous attention to detail and strategic thinking, he thrives on delivering innovative financial solutions and fostering organizational success.

Beyond his professional pursuits, Adeshola is driven by a commitment to ethical practices, collaboration, and continuous learning.

Ezeja Charity is a youth leader, creative advocate, and social impact strategist from Nigeria, committed to advancing inclusive governance through the arts. As the first female Lead of the Artvocacy Movement, she has spearheaded youth-led campaigns addressing gender-based violence, political exclusion, and police brutality,using poetry, theatre, and storytelling to translate complex civic issues into public dialogue and action.

‎She is the convener of the Bridging Divides Workshop, a platform fostering inter-community understanding and civic engagement through art. An alumna of the Building Bridges Project by Simply Poetry Foundation, Charity blends her passion for artistic expression with program design and grassroots mobilization.

‎In her role on the Youth Advisory Board at Street Project Foundation, she helps shape youth-centered policies and amplify underrepresented voices. Across her work, Charity builds bridges between art and activism, policy and people,empowering a new generation to not just participate in democracy, but to shape it.

My name is Emy Josephs and I am a storyteller who is passionate about telling authentic African Stories about my tribe in Nigeria, “Ijaw Nation.” I found my voice in historical and period dramas that explore the culture, tradition and voice of Africans before the white invasion. I am an unconventional storyteller whose loyalty and service are to the story.

I have written well over 10+ original stories

As a storyteller, I pride myself on telling authentic African stories that would change the narrative of African cinema.

Filmmaking because storytelling is a narrative account of a real or imagined event or events. Stories build worlds and define worldviews. Sharing experiences through stories, passing on accumulated wisdom, beliefs, and values. Through stories, we explain how and why things are, and we define our role and purpose in the world. Jade Osiberu. I am inspired by her growth and her storytelling techniques.

Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well; so, give your all.

To be afraid to fail. To be afraid to make mistakes. Give yourself time to grow. Life is a process and becoming the filmmaker you dream of becoming takes time and patience.

Divinefavour Ndada is an award-winning actor, writer, and spoken word poet who uses creativity as a voice for young people and a tool for social change. His work sits at the intersection of art and advocacy, where he uses performance and storytelling to open conversations, inspire
reflection, and encourage young people to engage more actively in their communities.

A graduate of Marine Engineering and Naval Architecture from Niger Delta University, Divinefavour brings a thoughtful, disciplined approach to his craft. His performances are known for their clarity, honesty, and emotional depth.

He is a three-time winner of the Poetreel Spoken Word Challenge and has earned several national creative awards, including the BKPW Contest for Writers, Pencils & Brushes Poetry Contest, RCCG Youth Public Speaking Contest, Winners Chapel Youth Alive Poetry Contest, YemiPoet SDGs poetry contest, and the Write With Music Poetry Contest. He has featured as a semi-finalist at the KAPP Slam, a top finalist at the Lagos International Poetry Festival’s Open Mic, and was nominated for the United Nations Diplomatic Simulation in Malaysia.

As Creative Director of Poetry Village, the largest poetry community in Lagos, Divinefavour curates monthly gatherings that have brought together over 1,000 young creatives in one year. Through this platform, he continues to build spaces where emerging voices can grow, connect, and be heard. He also serves as the Sector Lead of the ARTvocacy movement in Gbagada, under the Street Project Foundation, where he works with young people to create performance-led projects that promote civic participation, leadership, and social impact. Guided by his personal belief that “Man, know thyself,” Divinefavour remains committed to helping young people discover the power of their own stories and the role their creativity can play in shaping society.

Sharon Opiah Chidinma is a dynamic force, seamlessly blending her passion for the arts with dedicated advocacy and entrepreneurial spirit.

As an Ambassador and one of the leaders for the Artvocacy Movement in Lagos State, Sharon champions the power of creativity to drive change. Her artistic talents shine brightly as an accomplished actor and singer, complemented by her deep appreciation for nature.

Beyond the stage and advocacy, Sharon excels in business as the manager of DIDI’S Print. Here, she upholds a commitment to quality, ensuring all customers receive exceptional print solutions.

Her leadership extends to the civic sphere, where she currently serves as the Finance Coordinator on the Youth Advisory Board for Street Project.

Sharon Chidinma is more than an artist; she is a committed leader and entrepreneur dedicated to making a positive impact across the arts, business, and community development.

Adewale Ademola Kehinde is a Digital Media Strategist, Video Editor, and Digital Transformation Consultant dedicated to driving meaningful change through compelling storytelling. He specializes in crafting digital narratives that elevate brands, strengthen community engagement, and inspire social impact.

Adewale supports micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) with strategic digital solutions that enhance visibility, streamline operations, and build authentic audience connections. His work has contributed to measurable growth for brands across education, entrepreneurship, and advocacy.

He currently leads digital media initiatives for an Edtech organization focused on expanding access to knowledge for African entrepreneurs. In the advocacy space, Adewale serves as the Secretary-General of the Youth Advisory Board of the Street Project Foundation, where he advances youth empowerment and creative activism.

Driven by a commitment to continuous learning and purposeful collaboration, Adewale’s long-term mission is to become a leading voice in media, development, and advocacy, creating content that sparks lasting transformation.

Seun Oludayo is a data scientist, educator, and social impact professional with over two decades of experience across education, data analytics, and community development. She holds a first degree in Mathematics from Tai Solarin University of Education, Nigeria, and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Financial Engineering at WorldQuant University, USA, with a focus on the application of data science to finance.

She began her career as a classroom teacher at the age of 17 and has taught in both local and international schools, impacting learners from diverse backgrounds. She later transitioned into data analytics and data science, where she has built strong expertise in data-driven decision-making, research, and insight generation.

Seun currently serves as a Volunteer Data Adviser at Street Project Foundation, where she supports data strategy, analysis, and evidence-based reporting to strengthen program design, monitoring, and impact evaluation. She is also a Data Scientist at Muons Technology and works as a freelance data professional.

She is the Founder of the DG Pathway to Class Foundation (DGPCF), an education-focused non-governmental organization dedicated to re-enrolling out-of-school children, supporting teachers, and promoting access to quality education. Her work is driven by a strong belief in the power of data, education, and technology to create sustainable and measurable social impact.

Omoye Patience Omovbude is a Field Officer at Street Project Foundation, where she serves as a vital link between the organisation and designated communities. She specialises in building and maintaining strong relationships with community influencers and stakeholders, developing and implementing strategic community engagement initiatives, and supervising project activities to ensure impactful outcomes.

With extensive training and experience in event management, Omoye represents Street Project Foundation at various events and oversees the planning and execution of internal and external programs. Her expertise ensures that every event aligns seamlessly with the organisation’s mission and goals. Passionate about fostering meaningful community connections, Omoye is committed to driving positive change through innovative and impactful initiatives.

Omoye holds a degree in Microbiology from Abia State University, Uturu. Her professional experience spans diverse industries, including roles at Beauty Concerns, First Tender Touch, AA Rescue Ltd., Manes Isle, and Kayla’s Place, where she honed her administration, coordination, and stakeholder engagement skills.

Ruth Adeyeye serves as the Executive Assistant to the Founder and Program Assistant at Street Project Foundation, where she plays a key role in ensuring seamless operational efficiency in delivering impactful programs. With a background in administrative management and program coordination, Ruth excels in building collaboration and executing initiatives that align with the organisation’s mission.

As the Personal Assistant to the Founder, she manages schedules, facilitates strategic engagements, and supports the organisation's vision. Her dedication to excellence, attention to detail, and commitment to creating meaningful change make her an invaluable asset to the team.

Beyond her professional responsibilities, Ruth is passionate about advocating for equitable opportunities and contributing to sustainable community development. She brings energy and a results-driven mindset to every project, ensuring the organisation’s continued success.

TheGift Chikere is a performance activist and artist who uses poetry, music, and theatre to advocate for social causes, and she has years of experience in her craft.
As an ambassador of the Street Project Foundation, she supports youth engagement, social mobilisation, and cross-cultural dialogue through the creative arts. Her work often highlights marginalised communities and gender issues, amplifying their voices.

TheGift leads community projects, believing in art's transformative power for societal change. She serves as the Mobilisation Lead for the ARTvocacy Movement and the Community Field Officer for the Freedom Fund Pilot project, addressing the exploitation of child domestic workers in Lagos, Nigeria in collaboration with Street Project Foundation.

Zakari Emmanuel is a spoken word poet, development practitioner, and community organizer whose work lives at the intersection of democracy, human rights, sustainability, and the arts. With over 7 years of experience in community engagement and impact development, he blends policy, storytelling, and creative expression to strengthen civic participation and social justice across Africa.

He serves as President of Street Project Foundation Youth Advisory Board and Co Chair Representative for the Anglophone Next Gen Initiative under the West Africa Democracy Solidarity Network in Ghana. Zakari was pioneer Nigeria’s first mob led ARTvocacy movement, using performance and public art to spark civic awareness and shape policy debates.

As founder of Udama 4 Africa, a youth driven organization focused on democratic governance and sustainable development in marginalized communities, he has led initiatives that mobilized over four thousand young people across Nigeria and Africa to influence inclusive, equity centered policies.

His book The Autopsy earned the international Book for Peace Award in Rome. Recognized as a 30 Under 30 global leader by Opportunity Desk, Zakari continues to champion creative approaches that empower young people and advance democratic values across the continent.

Uzoamaka Asiegbu is a distinguished Creative Writer and a Gender and Disability Inclusion Specialist championing the representation and mainstreaming of women with disabilities across diverse sectors. Uzoamaka is also the President of the Youth Advisory Board of Street Project Foundation’s growing pool of transformational youth leaders advocating social change through arts. 

As a 2023 Young Woman of Europe Nominee at the Women of Europe Awards, with a notable award from the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) in Nigeria and two years of experience championing disability inclusion at UN Women, Uzoamaka has honed her skills in promoting inclusive participation, particularly for youths and women with disabilities, in the pursuit of gender equality. Sheunderstands the importance of full representation of women with disabilities in gender equality discourses, and she applies a disabled perspective to her study and work activities. She also actively utilises her creative writing skills to create inclusive representations of characters with disabilities in literature. Presently, Uzoamaka is studying for a double Master’s degree in Women and Gender Studies (Erasmus Mundus GEMMA) from the University of Lodz, Poland and the University of Bologna, Italy.

• Goodness Oluwole-Ilori is a multitalented performance activist that is passionate about youth empowerment, an entrepreneur, an UBUNTU Leader, a YALI Fellow.

• - Musical artist, songwriter, and an incredible performer.
• - Computer and mobile accessibility tech enthusiast.
• - A philosopher of logic an advocate for social change

 Abani-Elem Blessing .C. is a Gender Advocate, Public Speaker (TEDx), Community and Social Development enthusiast with over 4 years’ experience working with Community Based Organizations and NGOs in empowering women/ girls and the youths through education/ training, mentorship/coaching and advocacy. Blessing is the curator of “Let’s Talk with Naz-B” an online talk show that is  changing the narrative, fostering behavioral change and helping young people live purposeful lives. She’s also the Founder of “Project L.E.A.P (Learning, Educating and Achieving Purpose). She is an alumnus  of the Young Women Leadership Project (NWTF). Blessing is a Member, Young Professionals Platform , Fellow of the African ChangeMakers Fellowship 2020 and Yali RLC Fellow 2020. Recipient of  the Outstanding Volunteers Award 2020 by the United Nations Volunteers Field Office, Nigeria. A Beijing+25 Young Champion- United Nations Women, Nigeria. Honorable Mention (WHO) at the virtual International Model United Nations Conference 2020 and also a soft skills trainer certified by JobberMan Limited. 

Ezenwa Okoro is an Innovation Specialist, Social Justice Advocate and Youth development Facilitator with fifteen years of experience working directly with communities in West Africa focusing on social mobilization, gender equity, youth development and human rights. Okoro is the Founder of Enugu Youth Entrepreneurship Network, a community-based organization that provides pro bono business development services to startups using business simulation activities to inspire disadvantaged youths to lift themselves out of poverty.

Rita Ezenwa-Okoro is a thought leader, creative culturist, performance activist, and communications expert who believes in the transformative power of play and performance for human development. Her visionary leadership shines as the Executive Director of the Global Play Brigade. This movement uses play to soften borders and barriers between people across the globe.

She is also the founder of the United Nations and BMW Group’s Intercultural Innovation Award-Winning Street Project Foundation. This organization implements inclusive creative arts-led leadership programs for at-risk youth in Africa. She is a Mandela Washington Fellow, recipient of the Lagos State Award of Excellence in Youth Development and Entrepreneurship Development, respectively, a three-time global fellow of the International Society of the Performing Arts (ISPA), and now the first Nigerian to serve on the board of ISPA, a 75-year-old prestigious organization for performing arts leaders across the world.

Rita is also the author of Doing. Being. Becoming. For the love of the creative arts, a book about her performance journey as a grassroots creative youth organizer in Nigeria.

Besides developing creative strategies for businesses through her Marketing Communications
firm ROC, Rita is also a movie buff, public speaker, singer, and world traveler who considers herself a global citizen.

Eduvielawhe Olutimayin is a Visionary executor with an interest in inclusive youth-centered initiatives that use the creative arts. She is also an ardent advocate of human and economic development. She has provided thought leadership and managed Pan Nigerian engagements/ studies. Eduvie has contributed to youth development initiatives in disadvantaged areas focusing on capacity building, empowerment, inclusiveness, advocacy and gender equality issues. She has also presented at the All Stars, Performing the World 2014 conference in New York on performing arts as a tool for social transformation.  

Mrs. Eduvielawhe Olutimayin has a BSc degree from the University of Lagos and an MBA in Executive Leadership from Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom. She is an entrepreneur who serves as CEO of Silver Columns Limited, a business support firm, and the Business Head in Nigeria for C2M Limited, a research consultancy firm. 

Eduvielawhe is currently a Partner/Chief Operations Officer and board member at the Street Project Foundation, a social enterprise aimed at raising transformational youth ambassadors for Nigeria through the performing arts. 

Ugochukwu Enwereji is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in Information and Communication Technology as well as the Broadcast Media. He is the Former Head of Broadcast and Operations at WAZOBIA FM, Onitsha and currently the Special Projects Manager for Globe Broadcasting and Communications Limited (AIM Group), overseeing projects, operations and business development. During the course of his career, he has worked in various broadcasting stations. He is also a founding member and main stay of 1Thumb, a youth movement that sensitizes youths to empower themselves politically and also vote right.

Wole Oguntokun is a Playwright, Theater Producer and Artistic Director of Renegade Theatre. He is also a Fellow of the International Society for Performing Artistes (ISPA). He was the founding producer and
resident director of Theatre@Terra, a project he ran weekly for three and half years, staging plays at the Arts Centre known as Terakulture. Worthy of note is his work as Asst. Director to Nigeria’s Nobel Laureatte, Prof Wole Soyinka in the Nigerian Premiere of The Beatification of Area Boy in the 2015 Muson Festival.”

Tolu Ajayi is a visionary creative leader shaping the evolution of brand storytelling across Africa. With over two decades of experience spanning advertising, film, and creative education, he has produced some of Nigeria’s most defining campaigns and screen productions for brands such as Guinness, MTN, and P&G.

As a former Head of Branded Content at Insight Publicis and Chief Operating Officer at Lucid AV for SO&U SAATCHI & SAATCHI, Tolu has built a reputation for turning creative strategy into measurable business transformation. As a film director, his acclaimed feature film Over The
Bridge—praised for its bold storytelling and cinematic depth—earned a UK theatrical release and multiple international accolades.

A Cannes Lions speaker, mentor, and educator, Tolu continues to champion
the fusion of art, strategy, and purpose. Through workshops, consultancy,
and content leadership, he empowers brands, creatives, and institutions to
craft stories that inspire, engage, and transform audiences.

Paul R. Sachs is an independent consultant with over 25 years' experience as manager and executive in nonprofit organizations serving individuals with mental health and substance use challenges. He is a licensed psychologist in Pennsylvania USA with certification in rehabilitation psychology. He is Board President of the PA Alliance of Recovery Residences, an organization which supports residential programs for persons recovering from substance abuse.

He is Secretary for the Mandela Washington Fellowship Disability Inclusion Knowledge Network, a collaboration of African Fellows and American partners advocating for disability inclusion in Africa. He is a published author of book chapters and professional articles in the fields of rehabilitation, corporate social responsibility and leadership.

Kelechi is currently the Head, Human Resources, Administration and Communications at Transport Services Ltd (TSL), Nigeria. She was previously the Head of Novartis Africa Corporate University, responsible for Capability and Leadership Development for Novartis Africa, Sandoz Africa as well as Alcorn Africa; a role she took on in November 2015.

Udegbunam Akachukwu Samuel as birthname. word-man was given to me by family and street friends. I am a spoken-word artist, sustainable artist, writer, An entrepreneur. He is also a basic medical student at the University of Nigeria Nsukka Enugu Campus. My hobbies are travelling, reading. I have performed at  SECAN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION, Lacasera spoken word competition, Hummingbird poetry community, Els foundation. Wordman won a competition in the spoken-word category and became an ambassador of STREET PROJECT FOUNDATION. In 2020 I was selected to be part of a great community called to pick me up poetry, South Africa. I have also performed at ELS (ENUGU STATE LITERACY SOCIETY)on WORLD POETRY DAY 2021.

Dorcas Jacob is a Brand Communication Professional with key areas in Advertising, Digital Strategy, Public Relations, Branding, and Social Media. She sits on the Youth Advisory Board of Street Project Foundation and she holds a first-class degree in Public Relations and Advertising. Dorcas is a firm advocate and devout volunteer for equality, questioning the status quo and youth development. She thrives in public speaking, enjoys new challenges and seeks experiences that create opportunities to live the best quality of life.

Vanessa Zoë Daniels is a Street Project Ambassador, a creative with a knack for acting, screenwriting and baking. She owns a bachelor's degree in Applied Geosciences and an outstanding record that includes high performance at notable industry events like the ExxonMobil, Chevron and Shell quiz competition in the 2018 Nigerian Association Of Petroleum Explorationist and completing an internship with the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, where  she facilitated training for field temp staff, managed site project logistics, and built an outstanding portfolio. With a passion for Arts, she got on an intensive Acting workshop at the African International Film Festival where she emerged best among four others. Since then, she has featured in the TV series ‘This is Lagos’ produced by NvivoTV and Mike Gouken’s REHEARSAL.  Colleagues, mentors, and employers have described Vanessa as a passionate, focused, innovative, and solution-driven alpha female who is always committed to getting the job done. She is dogged and actively seeking opportunities to ‘change the narrative’.

DIMEJI-AJAYI Olamide is a Nurse, Speaker and Teacher. She presently sits on the SPF Advisory Board and is a firm believer in the power of Teamwork.

Nyagba Nenge Samson Aka De Artista , is a visual Artist and Mass communicator.

Seyi Crown is a Street Project ambassador, performing artist, Gender Based Violence Advocate and budding Content Developer. She started following her passion for acting in secondary school where she played in Shakespeare’s Merchant of Vernice. She officially began her acting career in 2017 with movie roles in short films and has featured in movies & theatre productions like, Africa Magic’s Unbroken, Kafirantan, Dear Mama, One With The Sound to name a few ever since. 
As part of Seyi’s disapproval against all forms of sexual assault, she enrolled for the EU-UN spotlight initiative & became a certified advocate against Gender Based Violence after the training she underwent.
Seyi is a strong believer in first believing in oneself before undertaking actions & being free from negative mindset and opinions. She is a student of the University of Lagos studying Creative Arts.

Chibuikem Chris-Oparah is a highly motivated and success-driven Creative who is a fresh graduate from the University of Lagos, Akoka. He has starred as a Lead Actor in Kamal, a Tv series Directed by Izu Ojukwu and 'Man Pikin' another series produced by Chris Ihidero. His versatility also sees him thrive Musically and with the help of Street Project, has been able to take his creative writing even further into copywriting.

Elizabeth Adams Oyarese is an Educational Manager, creative writer, and youth and disability rights advocate with over a decade of experience in educational leadership, inclusion advocacy, and youth empowerment. She is the Founder of Linking Circles Academy, an EdTech organization dedicated to advancing academic development for African students globally and promoting inclusive education across communities.

A Mandela Washington Fellow, Elizabeth is an Associate Member of the East Side Institute, New York, and the Institute of Strategic Management, Nigeria (Chartered), ISMNGC. She currently serves as the National Youth Secretary of the Joint National Association of Persons with Disabilities (JONAPWD). She is also an Ambassador of Future Perspectives and the Programs Manager of the Albinism Youth Exchange Program (AYEP). In addition, she serves as the Lagos State Administrator for the Artvocacy Movement and is an executive member of the Street Project Foundation Board.

Elizabeth is an alumna of the International Class and the United Nations Global Schools Program. She also holds multiple global certifications in educational management, entrepreneurship, and business leadership from institutions including the University of Notre Dame in Indiana and Queen’s University in Canada.

Driven by a deep passion for social impact, Elizabeth is committed to inspiring youths and empowering teachers  through advocacy and transformative education.

Vanessa Kelechi is a quintessential Compere,  a lawyer in learning and a social impact enthusiast. She serves as the Chapter Coordinator of the Nigeria Bar Association Section on Business Law Club UNIBEN.
She sits on the Youth Advisory Board of Street Project Foundation, is a Graduate Fellow of Young Professionals Hub and a Fellow of The Platform Young Professionals Boot Camp 2019. 
Vanessa occasionally writes for The Legal Watchmen, presents for Music Africa on DSTV and works as a production assistant for Spice Tv Africa. Driven by her commitment to improving the world, she was admitted as a Student of the Clinton Global Initiative University Class of 2020 in Scotland (founded by President Bill Clinton)  with a course study on commitment to criminal justice, arbitration and educational access.  Vanessa facilitates mentorship session for law students with the international Bar Association. She further facilitated discussions with the United Nations Migration Agency in creating  opportunities for law students and young lawyers in Migration and international trafficking. 

Yvonne Adewumi is a legal practitioner and brand communication professional. She is a published author, public speaker and youth advocate. She currently works at Interactive CT as a community manager where she handles communication for various international brands. In her spare time, she develops and manages content for clients within and outside Nigeria and also directs the affairs of Yellow Trybe, an organization dedicated to empowering young women with digital skills.'

Rodiah Abiodun Lawal a.k.a RODDIELAW hails from Oyo state, she is a graduate of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic Abeokuta where she studied Pharmaceutical Technology. Roddie is a professional Dance and fitness instructor, Actor, voice over artist,creative Director of RODDIELAW PRODUCTIONS,Face painter, Entrepreneur and a Model. She is currently a student of the Society for Performing Arts in Nigeria (SPAN) and a 2017 Street Project Ambassador. Roddie is a Trained and Certified DANCER/DANCE INSTRUCTOR and has featured in several Musical videos and also performed on several stages both as an Actor and dancer. Some of which are; DEAR MAMA THE MUSICAL(Directed and Produced by Roddielaw),My Fairly Old wife(by Agozie Agwu),SISI PELEBE(IFeanyi Eziukwu),
AFURUNGBÍN(Bunmi Awolowo) BIA animations and many more. RoddieLaw is a very passionate being who believes in doing what she loves without Limitations.

TheGift Chikere is a creative artist with a focus on spoken word, music, and acting for social activism. She is the first runner up of the Lagos State Ministry of Youths and Social Development Talent Hunt Competition, 2017, spoken word category. She played the character “The Man” in One with a sound Theatre production premiered at Castillo Theatre, New York. The first runner up of African Writers Competition,2017. Street Project Foundation Ambassador, 2017. First runner up Lagos Film Academy Contest, 2018 and performed at the All Stars {virtual} Conference in USA, 2020. She is the winner of the Street Project Talent competition {Rap Category}, 2020. 

Amdi Salam is a graduate of the 2017 Street Project Foundation Creative Youth Boot Camp where he developed his skills in Presenting, acting (voice acting) and entrepreneurial development. He is the current President of the SPF YouthAdvisory Board

He is also a YALI, Adansonia and TEF fellow and a graduate of political science from Ahmadu Bello University.
As a social entrepreneur, Amdi is the founder of SharkBite foods; a startup agro processing company that produces healthy organic foods like Baobab, Tigernut and Dates powder. He is the Cofounder and Creative Director of Initiative for National Growth, an NGO that provides capacity based training for people living with disabilities in Nigeria. He has also moved his skill to the corporate world where he serves as a consultant for a global professional services and energy firm. His dream is to be an entrepreneur and human Capital development expert who will transform the lives of young people.

Andres is the Founder and Passion Catalyst of Promethean Community LLC, a social enterprise that helps organizations enhance collaboration internally and externally. In 2014 he was named one of the emerging social innovators of the year in North America by Ashoka and American Express. He is a Faculty at the Executive Master in Policy Leadership at Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy, a Guest Lecturer on Leadership at Georgetown University Institute for Transformative Leadership. He is also a Senior Fellow at George Washington University Center for Excellence in Public Leadership. He is currently a Volunteer Consultant for all things Global at Street Project Foundation. 

Babajide is a seasoned digital marketing professional with over 10 years of experience in advertising, communication strategy, and product management. As the Digital Marketing and Innovations Manager at Street Project Foundation, he leads the organisation’s digital initiatives, leveraging his expertise in campaign development, social media strategy, and client relationship management to drive impactful results.

Throughout his career, Babajide has successfully executed high-profile campaigns, managed creative teams, and utilised data analytics to inform strategy and optimise performance. His innovative approach and leadership have consistently delivered measurable outcomes across various industries, making him a key driver of digital transformation and growth at Street Project Foundation.

Ezenwa Okoro is a volunteer consultant for Street Project Foundation. He is a renowned youth  mobilizer and has twelve years of experience working directly with communities focusing on community development,  entrepreneurship and skills acquisition for young people. As the founder of the Enugu Youth Entrepreneurship Network(E-YEN) he frequently travels to rural communities conducting workshops and seminars. This has enabled him build strong relationships at a grassroot level. Okoro is the CEO of Oxygen Resources Industrial Ventures and also the Nigerian representative of  “Helping Students and Businesses Succeed” (HSBS) a United States based educational and skills development exchange program .

Having been educated by an Israeli institute , he is helping both the rural and urban youth attain self employment by organizing  free business clinics and boot camps. He is skilled in strategy,  project development and communications. Ezenwa is a Mandela Washington Fellow of the Young African Leaders Initiative of  the United States department of State in Washington DC. and an Alumni of  Pan-Atlantic University Nigeria, Galilee International Management Institute Israel and University of Wisconsin – stout, USA.

Okewu James Adakole is the leader of the squad; a youth-based movement. He is a Media Expert, Filmmaker and Artist, also an Ambassador of Street Project Foundation, and can be called Madjamie. He is the Logistics and Media officer of Street Project Foundation and the co-owner of the Fast-rising visual company: Sick Media Productions. He worked at Choice 93.5 FM, as a radio show host for a teen program (Teens Connect) and as a content creator for Da Soul Media. Mad Jamie also worked as an intern for Eminent Pictures writing songs for theatre and art directing. He is currently creating and producing visual communications for Global Play Brigade, a play movement present in over 5 continents in the world. In 2020, he organized a community service for young creatives in (New Nyanya) Nasarawa State to learn content creation. Recently, He was selected for the Institute of France filmmaking workshop organized by The Critics supported by TECNO. Madjamie is very passionate about advocacy and youth development; and how creative art Influences/ develops the youths of Nigeria. Madjamie can be described as CONSCIOUS, COURAGEOUS and CREATIVE.

Eduvielawhe Olutimayin is a Partner and the Director of Operations for Street Project Foundation. She is an ardent advocate of human and economic development through leadership and enterprise. Starting her career in the banking industry, she worked in the Multilateral Unit of Zenith Bank Head office where loans were acquired from financial developmental institutions. In 2011, she went on to pursue an Executive Leadership MBA at Liverpool John Moores University where her dissertation was based on a case study of a working Social Enterprise system that impacted its community and country laws as a whole.

While in the UK, she volunteered at Citizens Advice Bureau, Birmingham, a non-governmental organization aimed at helping citizens take advantage of opportunities around them to raise their standard of living. She helped in identifying the challenges people had and recommended them to other specialist organizations. Eduvie also volunteered at Chara Trust, Liverpool where she was opportune to take part in the Steps-to-Success workshop on Social Entrepreneurship (UK) sponsored by the European Social Fund featuring a study visit to Poland to witness Social Entrepreneurship in action.

Rita Ezenwa-Okoro is the Founder and Lead Visionary of Street Project Foundation. Under her leadership, hundreds of young people have been impacted positively. She is the architect behind talent discovery and development projects such as Project Raw, The Reflection Series and most recently, Creative Youth Boot Camp. She also masterminded and managed life-changing Charity projects such as A Smile for December and The Haven Project. This she has done successfully since 2008.

As lead visionary of Street Project Foundation, she is constantly thinking of new ways of reaching the less fortunate in society in a manner that will make them self sustained and financially empowered. Rita is also a Marketing Communications Consultant focused on helping Start-ups, Small and Medium sized businesses and not-for-profits attain their full potential.

She has a Masters of Science Degree in Media and Communications and is poised to use her knowledge to grow anything she lays her hands on. Her Bachelor of Arts degree in Creative Arts has been the bedrock of her desire to use performing arts as a tool for human development. Presently Rita has been recognized by local and national organizations for her selfless service in developing her community. She is also a Mandela Washington Fellow in Civic Leadership and a recipient of the Extraordinary Women Award in France.