Our board, comprised of individuals from various backgrounds and areas of expertise, brings unique knowledge and a strong commitment to promote Indigenous literacy and culture preservation.
Dr. (Mrs.) Olufemi Ogunsanya
Dr. Ogunsanya, a former University of Lagos lecturer, founded Oxbridge Tutorial College in 1993. Oxbridge was Nigeria's first Sixth Form College and is now the foremost specialised Sixth Form College. She is also the Chairman of the Boards of Governors of the Association of Private Educators in Nigeria (APEN), the Lagos Anglican Schools Management Board (LASMAB), and Igbobi College in Yaba.
Otunba Lekan Bello
Otunba Bello is the Group Managing Director at F&SCL. He started his professional career in 1978 with UBA. After several years in banking in various capacities, he left Fidelity Bank as General Manager in 1993 to establish the F&CSL Group, a stockbroking and financial services firm. He was appointed Commissioner of Finance for Ogun State in 2003, where he was responsible for policy formulation, budget implementation, revenue collection, and correct statutory allocation usage.
Mr. Rotimi Eyitayo
Rotimi is the CEO and Managing Director of Teammasters Limited. Rotimi is a well-known speaker and change agent who has led retreats and strategy sessions for companies in and out of Nigeria. Zenith Bank, NLNG, GT Co., and the Oyo State Government are a few examples.
Alhaji Femi Omotayo
Alhaji Omotayo is a seasoned entrepreneur with over 25 years of international oil and gas industry expertise. His extensive technical skills have catapulted him to Executive Management positions with international blue-chip companies such as Shell, Halliburton, AMEC, and Talisman Energy. After 18 years in Europe, he was appointed Managing Director of Orwell Oil and Gas International in 2000, guiding the company through a successful merger that resulted in AOS Orwell Limited, one of Sub-Saharan Africa's largest indigenous oilfield service firms.
Ms. Yemi Adamolekun
Yemi is the current Executive Director of Enough is Enough Nigeria (EiE), a coalition of individuals and organizations committed to advancing good governance and public accountability in Nigeria through active citizenship.
Yemi has 20 years of diverse experience in the public and private sectors of the United States and Nigeria. She volunteers with the Kudirat Initiative for Democracy (KIND), which supports women's rights, and Kaleyewa House, an elderly-focused non-governmental organization founded by her late mother. She is committed to educating and empowering Nigerians to understand their rights and responsibilities.
Mr. Basheer Tosin Ashafa
Basheer is a co-founder of Mezovest Ltd. Basheer is a serial entrepreneur with over 15 years of expertise in property development, marketing, and engineering/project management. He has also made substantial investments in construction, gas trading, logistics, capital markets, media, and technology. He is a true cultural custodian who is passionate about maintaining Yoruba culture through language, music, and art.
Ms. Ugoma Ebilah
Ugoma is the founder and curator of BLOOM Art, a portfolio gallery and private art salon. She has produced and staged exhibitions for some of today's most successful modern and contemporary artists. She also oversaw Nigeria's largest private secondary market art sale to date.
Ugoma is widely acknowledged as a driving force in Nigerian art, having created several art and cultural initiatives for clients such as First Bank, Microsoft, Rand Merchant Bank, McKinsey, and Coronation. She is now launching Mbari Kola, a development center for artists and art fans.
Mr. Wale Irokosu
Wale is the Managing Partner, Probitas Partners LLP, a leading specialist law firm; Editor-in-Chief, Electricity Law Reports; and, Creative Director, RapJointLagos.
Wale is a consummate public servant and currently serve on the Governing Council, Yaba College of Technology; Board of Governors, Ansar Ur-Deen Grammar School, Randle Avenue, Surulere, Lagos; Board of Trustees, Youth Party; and, Culture Committee, Isale Eko Descendants’ Union
Mrs. Nana-Aisha Ibrahim
Nana-Aisha is the Registrar for the British International Primary School in Lagos. She holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Lagos. She is well-traveled and compassionate, with strong interpersonal and communication skills, and she works effectively with a wide range of constituents.