Abosede Adeola Oyeleye; the President of Hubert Humphrey Fellowship Alumni Association, Nigeria is an accomplished professional with a passionate commitment to helping the impoverished, marginalized and abused segments of the society especially Women and Children, empowering them to achieve a better quality of life. She has an extensive experience in programme design nd implementation, Support of Orphans and Vulnerable Children, and special expertise in human trafficking prevention. She is the Founder and Executive Director of Children Emergency Relief Foundation, an executive member of the National Council of Child Rights Advocate of Nigeria (NACCRAN) and established The Christ Army Academy in her effort to support vulnerable Children.
She is the recipient of 2018 Distinguished Leadership Award for International of the University of Minnnesota, State of Minnesota of the United States of America; the only Alumnus/former Humphrey Fellow of the University from Nigeria to have received that award, she is also a 2021 recipient of the Achievers Award for her effort in impacting the Youths in Africa.
Abosede is a graduate of Computer Science and Economics from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife and post-graduate diploma in Educational Administration and Planning of the University of Lagos, she is a former Humphrey Fellow of the University of Minnesota Law School. Abosede is happily married with Children. She resides in Lagos, Nigeria

Ojukwu is an award-winning journalist, author and a 2003/2004 Fellow of Hubert H. Humphrey Scholarship, a Fulbright programme.
Her latest book entitled: A Compendium of Classical Articles is on Amazon.com and has received tremendous endorsements from media, academic and health professionals.
Ojukwu studied Health and Development Communication at Edward J. Bloustein School, New Jersey, USA.
She bagged a MSc and PGD in Mass Communication from University of Lagos, in 1993 and 1995, respectively, as well as a BA in English, Second Class Upper, from University of Nigeria Nsukka in 1988.
She was a lecturer, from 2007 to 2009, in Department of Mass Communication, Fourah College, University of Sierra Leone.
Ojukwu, a serial columnist in Nigerian newspapers, including Daily Sun, Daily Times and Daily Independent, also publishes a www.devcomradar.org and Development Trends Magazine.
She has a string of outstanding international recognitions and media awards and prizes, for her media enterprise.
In 2020/2021 she received an Award of Excellence from US Consulate, Lagos and US Government Exchanges Alumni Association. She won the maiden Nestle Nutrition Media Award, successively in 2000, 2001 and 2002.

Andy Ezeani is a media consultant,journalist and election administrator. He is the immediate past head of the Publicity Division,Independent National Electoral Commission. He held several appointments at INEC,among them,Chief Press Secretary to the Honourable Chairman and Administrative Secretary,INEC,Ebonyi State. Prior to INEC,Ezeani had been Chairman,Editorial Board,Champion Newspapers. He was at different times, editor Daily Champion newspaper and editor Sunday Champion . He started his journalism career at The Guardian,after graduating from the University of Lagos with a bachelors degree in Mass Communication and a master's degree in Political Science. He has attended several courses at home and abroad. Andy Ezeani is a prolific writer and policy analyst.He was a Hubert Humphrey fellow at the Philip Merrill School of Journalism,University of Maryland,College Park.

Dr. Teresa Ekaete Nwachukwu is a Public Health Physician and social entrepreneur.

She studied Medicine at the University of Lagos. She also has Masters Degrees in Health Management and Public Health from Benue State University and Ahmadu Bello University respectively. She has a Certificate in Global Health Studies from Tulane University, New Orleans, and Certificates in Leadership and Management in Health, Project Management and Research from the University of Washington.

She is a Hubert H Humphrey Fellow of Tulane University where she carried out research on Health Systems Strengthening. Teresa is a Forensics Science Practitioner with interest in DNA and finger print analysis.

She is a Certified Early Leadership Toolkit Trainer from the Centre for Creative Leadership (CCL), Greensboro, North Carolina, USA. She is a Certified World Class Speaking Coach who has helped her clients ace life changing interviews, TedEx talks, PhD defence and vital presentations

She is a well sought after trainer, facilitator, Keynote speaker, speech writer and Speaking Coach. Her specialties include Public Speaking Coaching, Leadership, Health Systems Strengthening, Wellness, Forensics, Public Health and Communication in Healthcare.

She loves badminton and running.(Call that trotting). She enjoys reading, Scrabble and fried plantation. Teresa is Married and lives in Abuja with her Husband, 3 young adults and a dog named Saint.

Titi Ojo is a business development practitioner with professional experiences spanning Information Technology, Enterprise Development, Training & Capacity building, Project Management, Export Development and Trade Policy Advocacy.

She served as a National Advisor on the 2SCALE project (Toward Sustainable Clusters in Agribusiness through Learning in Entrepreneurship), a five-year Dutch-funded project (2012 to 2017) supporting business ideas from the private sector that addresses both commercial and development objectives. She also served as the Exporter Voices Lead on the Trade Policy Workstream of the Policy Development Facility program of UKAID (now FCDO).

Titi consults in the International Development Space with focus on strengthening Agricultural Value Chains and building a thriving Non-Oil Exports sector through enabling Trade policies, capacity building and market access development.

In 2014, she was awarded the Hubert Humphrey Fellowship in recognition of her contributions in Leadership and Public Service by the US government. She completed 1 year of professional development as a Fulbright scholar at Cornell University, NY, in International Agriculture & Rural Development.

Titi is the Founder, Agrochains Consult Services, a consultancy firm that specializes in Agribusiness Advisory, Export Development, and Training and Research. She is passionate about building the capacity of SMEs to participate in Export and to also develop the potential of Nigeria’s Exports to become more competitive in international markets.

She is currently the Acting Executive Secretary of the Network of Practicing Non-oil Exporters of Nigeria (NPNEN), an umbrella organisation for collaboration among the different actors in Nigeria's non-oil export value-chain. She is in the forefront of evidence-based advocacy and regularly organizes the Non-oil Exporters Town-hall meeting with government and other stakeholders at the table.

Titi is a licensed National Business Development Service Provider (NBDSP), and a foremost business and productivity coach.

Dr. Osita Okonkwo is a medical graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife Nigeria, and holds a Master of Public Health degree from the Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom. He completed his Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship in Public Health Policy and Management at Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA in 2010.

Dr. Osita has contributed immensely in the development and implementation of innovative Public health programs and interventions in Nigeria, Sierra Leoan and South Sudan where he held technical and leadership positions supporting governments and development partner programs. He is the Country Director of Nutrition International Nigeria where he leads in providing lifesaving nutrition interventions in the country.

Michael Ajayi is the Country Director of Enactus Nigeria, a global non-profit organization dedicated to enabling human progress by providing participating undergraduates the training, linkages and other resources they need to become innovative, courageous, committed and values-driven business leaders with a head for business and a heart for the world.

Michael Ajayi started his career at Enactus Nigeria as a volunteer. Given his organizational skills, commitment to duty, ability to successfully take on multiple priorities and his sense of responsibility, he was soon recruited as a Program Staff from where he steadily rose through the ranks to the position of the Country Director, which he has held since 2014

Mojisola Onifade was a 2007/2008 Humphrey Fellow at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington State, where she specialized in Technology Policy and Management, and interned at the City of Seattle Department of Information Technology, where she worked on the 311 project designed to enhance Citizens-Government relations. She has over 20 years’ project and team management, leadership and training experience gained in ICT, finance, learning and non-profit sectors.

Temitope A. Aladesanmi was 2015/2016 Humphrey Fellow at Syracuse University, New York. He has PhD in Technology Management with emphasis on IT Security from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, Nigeria and an advanced Certificate in Leadership and E-governance from Syracuse University, NY. He is an European Council certified IT security expert. He has over 16 years experience managing large scale IT services in multi-platform environment, providing and supporting secured enterprise network services and solutions.

Tamani Yusuf was a 2002/2003 Humphrey Fellow at School of Journalism, Missouri, Columbia. She has a masters degree in International Affairs and Diplomacy from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. She stands out as one of the leading veteran broadcasters in Northern Nigeria ho has deep reservoir of knowledge.

Hon. Justice Eniola Adejare Fabamwo was a 2010/2011 Humphrey Fellow at the American University, Washington College of Law where she specialized in International Law and Human Rights and gained more insights on Human rights, through professional development courses and hands-on visit to prisons in the United States. She was particularly thrilled with the opportunity granted to her as a Visiting Judicial Fellow at the Federal Judicial Centre in Washington DC.

Dr. Nnenna Nina Chigbo was 2010/2011 Humphrey Fellow at Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia. She currently serves as the President, Nigeria Society of Physiotherapy (NSP), the umbrella organisation for registered physiotherapists in Nigeria and the diaspora, where she offers leadership to over 5,000 practising physiotherapists and acts as a bridge between the old and the young. She is also the Education Director for the World Physiotherapy-International Physiotherapists in HIV/AIDS, Oncology, Hospice and Palliative Care.

Titi Ojo was 2014/2015 Humphrey Fellow at Cornell University. New York, where she studied International Agriculture and Rural Development. She is the founder/CEO APLUS Trainers, a foremost service provider in Enterprise Development and Small Business consulting. She is also the founder of ‘The Idea Factory’ a mentoring platform that supports business start-ups and innovators.She consults in the International Development space with focus on building a thriving Non-Oil Exports sector through enabling Trade policies, capacity building for exporters and market access development.

Prof. Bola Ola was a 2012/2013 Humphrey Fellow at the Virginia Commonwealth University where he specialized in Substance Abuse Education, Treatment and Prevention. During the Fellowship year he was able to enhance his knowledge and skills in drafting and promoting drug abuse policies and programs, especially as they relate to primary health care.

Abosede Oyeleye was a 2015/2016 Humphrey Fellow at University of Minnesota Law School, United States, where she undertook courses in International Law, Leadership and Social Works. She holds a postgraduate diploma in Educational Administration and Planning. She is the the Founder and Chief Responsibility Officer of Children Emergency Relief Foundation, Nigeria and Founder, Christ Army Academy.