Idris is a Nigerian youth activist with five years of experience in civic engagement and youth mobilization for community and sustainable development. He has worked on social intervention and humanitarian projects across Nasarawa, Yobe, Bauchi, and the FCT. Idris is a certified Global Community Health Advocate with the Geneva Learning Foundation, Switzerland, focusing on ending preventable diseases and improving health policies in Africa. He is a fellow of several institutes, including the West African Community Organizing Institute, Yiaga Africa, and the Institute for Economics and Peace. In April 2022, he was recognized as one of the 100 Most Influential Young People in the World by Global Opportunities Hub. Currently, Idris is the Project Team Lead for “MyLGA,” an accountability project supported by Enough is Enough (EiE) and the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), and also leads the Scaling Up Nutrition Civil Society Youth Network (CS-SUNN) in Nasarawa State.

Tashi Manasseh David is a passionate community organizer and emerging leader focused on politics, community development, and climate justice. Trained by YIAGA Africa’s Community Organizing Institute, he has advocated for transparency and good governance in Nasarawa State through the Udeme Social Accountability Fellowship. Tashi has mobilized thousands of young people for civic engagement, including over 3,000 for the 2023 general elections. He initiated the Climate Change Education Program, promoting climate literacy among 5,000 youth in Awe community. Aspiring to build a career in public service, development communications, and governance, he currently volunteers as a Project Officer with the Ecosystem Sustainability Network

Ibrahim Jamila is a dedicated and compassionate legal professional with over two years of post-call experience. She has a strong passion for continuous learning and personal growth, coupled with excellent communication and interpersonal skills that enable her to connect effectively with individuals from diverse backgrounds. Jamila is committed to making a positive impact in her community and actively seeks opportunities that align with her core values. Proficient in both English and Hausa, she is married with two children and aspires to leverage her skills and experience to drive meaningful change and foster lasting connections.

Roseline Migbole Yetunde is a results-oriented professional with extensive experience in program management, procurement, and advocacy. Currently, she serves as the Assistant Program Manager and Procurement Officer at the Advocacy for Women with Disability Initiatives (AWWDI) in Abuja, where she also holds the role of National Publicity Secretary. In addition, Roseline is the Managing Director of the Albinism Child Care Foundation in Owerri. With a professional background in nursing, she is an Ambassador for UNFPA’s Young People Participating Platform, bringing a wealth of experience in stakeholder engagement, strategic planning, and compliance. Roseline holds certifications in project management, procurement, inclusive climate and leadership, and soft skills training, underscoring her commitment to effective leadership and community service.

Rahmat Oseze Sani is an educator, SDGs advocate, environmentalist, and postgraduate chemistry student with approximately five years of experience in the development sector. She leads various advocacy efforts focused on SDG education and community empowerment. Rahmat’s academic research underpins her evidence-based approach to advocacy, demonstrating her commitment to leveraging civic engagement to drive sustainable development and create a lasting impact. Through active participation in accountability initiatives and strategic collaboration with stakeholders, she works to uphold SDG principles, promote transparency, and empower communities to embrace sustainable practices.

Zubairu Rajab Haruna is the Executive Director of Mission 4 Impact (M4I), a dedicated social activist, and a passionate mental health advocate. He is highly skilled in community mobilization, conflict resolution, and mediation. Rajab is a committed campaigner for good governance, youth inclusion, and social causes, having played a significant role in advancing the “Not Too Young to Run” bill and contributing to the #EndSARS movement. He volunteers with several organizations and has received international training in mediation and conflict resolution, complemented by his participation in numerous workshops focused on leadership, citizenship, and peacebuilding.

Kuwantan Sonmeh Isaac is a leader and the CEO of Limras Global Conceptz, a social enterprise committed to environmental sustainability and the circular economy. He holds numerous academic achievements, including a degree in Environmental Science and certifications from various short courses focused on sustainability and entrepreneurship. At Limras Global Conceptz, Isaac champions innovative waste upcycling and recycling projects, transforming tires, cartons, PET bottles, and glasses into valuable products. He leads advocacy initiatives such as hydroponic farming systems, tree planting projects, smart climate farming systems, and community clean-ups, all aimed at promoting environmental sustainability. Isaac’s dedication to community engagement is evident through his efforts to empower youth and build capacity in entrepreneurship, fostering a new generation of environmentally conscious leaders. His holistic approach to sustainability and education underscores his commitment to creating a positive impact on both the environment and his community.

Peace Kpaba Danson is a dynamic Tech Community Manager, civic leader, research assistant, and EdTech tutor with a strong passion for empowering communities through technology and education. He has a proven track record of building and leading initiatives that foster collaboration and community engagement. His expertise spans project management, research, and digital literacy, all of which he leverages to drive positive change. Committed to promoting inclusive access to technology and education, Peace is dedicated to creating opportunities that enhance the lives of individuals and strengthen communities.

Anita Okeke is a recent law graduate from the University of Nigeria with a keen interest in dispute resolution, finance, commercial law, and community engagement. She possesses excellent oral and written communication abilities, strong interpersonal skills, and a solid foundation in research and legal writing. Anita is enthusiastic, goal-oriented, and driven by innovation, with a strong desire to reach her full potential while making impactful contributions in her areas of interest.

Joy Ahmed Mbeka is a dedicated entrepreneur with a master’s degree in Business Information Systems Management and a bachelor’s degree in Information Technology from Middlesex University, Mauritius. She is highly skilled in utilizing technology tools and possesses strong communication abilities. In addition to running a successful healthy food business, Joy actively volunteers as a children’s Sunday school teacher at her local church. Passionate about social betterment, she is committed to promoting community well-being and advancing sustainable development initiatives.

Agbaje Abdullahi Adewale is a passionate advocate for the Sustainable Development Goals, with a strong focus on quality education and addressing climate change. He has technical experience through internships at BUA Sugar Refinery and OKEG Forte Links Ltd., alongside a background in education, having completed practical training in various schools. Agbaje is also a tech enthusiast, particularly in data science and analytics.

An emerging leader, Agbaje has held leadership roles, including President and Public Relations Officer of an undergraduate association, and is an active Rotaractor committed to humanitarian service. As a two-time TYIL Fellow (2023 and 2024), he has honed his leadership skills and developed a visionary approach. Agbaje is a strategic member of the Literacy Assured Initiative and a volunteer with multiple organizations. He also serves as an Ambassador for the Not Too Young To Lead Initiative, demonstrating his dedication to leadership and community development.

Halimat Musa Adamu is a dedicated changemaker committed to advancing quality education, gender equality, climate action, social accountability, and sustainability. She is passionate about advocating for the rights of women, girls, vulnerable groups, and promoting youth participation in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals. Halimat strives to foster an environment that encourages curiosity and empowerment among women and girls. She is also the founder of the Merging Assistance to Humanity Initiative (MAH Initiative), reflecting her dedication to humanitarian efforts and sustainable development.

Shamsudeen Turaki Mohammed holds a BSc in Psychology and is currently pursuing an MSc in Industrial Psychology. He serves as a research assistant and data analyst at the Institute of Governance and Development Studies. Shamsudeen brings a wealth of experience in psychotherapy and consultancy. He is recognized for his strong leadership abilities, having held various leadership roles, and is adept in critical and analytical thinking. His background showcases a blend of academic excellence and practical expertise.