OUR TEAM
TEAM SLF
At the Servant Leader Foundation, our greatest strength lies in the people who bring our vision to life. We are guided by a passionate team of leaders, educators, and professionals who are united by one mission, to raise a new generation of servant leaders across Africa.
Meet the People Behind SLF
Abisoye Bankole
Abisoye is a lawyer and certified arbitrator with strong research and analytical skills. Having extensive experience representing clients, he brings a strong understanding of the legal landscape as well as an extensive public speaking background to the table.
On SLF:
“It is an avenue to give a valuable gift to the next generation that will better help our world”
Damola Adesua
Damola is a skilled lawyer with a robust foundation in legal research, analysis, and writing. As a talented media creative, Damola enhances our vision through compelling and impactful visual storytelling.
On SLF:
“I believe the mission and vision of this NGO is laudable because it will equip young Africans at a critical stage of development with the skills, mindset, and global awareness needed to become servant leaders”
Something fun about Damola:
“I’ve got a knack for blending law, creativity, and business ambition. Call me a future Attorney who can direct his own biopic. Lol.”
Chidera Okoro
Chidera is a law student at the University of Lagos. She is the President of the ADR Society and coordinates teams for Moot competitions.
On SLF:
“There are already many socio-economic reasons why Nigerians find it difficult to excel in international spaces and advocacy is one of the ways in which this difficulty can be resolved”
Something fun about Chidera:
“I challenge myself with reading above a hundred fictional books each year”
Eniola Adeyemi
Eniola holds a degree in Communication and Language Arts from the University of Ibadan. She currently works as a Digital Strategist. Her strong exposure to marketing makes her an asset in publicity and outreach.
On SLF:
“Servant leadership will be key to inspiring and guiding the next generation toward a life of purpose and direction.”
Something fun about Eniola:
“I enjoy watching long-running series with over eight seasons because it saves me from constantly deciding what to watch”
Sarah Odekwo
Fejiro holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from Afe Babalola University. A true technology enthusiast, she cares about creating impactful products that add real value. With her experience in IT project management, she brings both vision and execution to the table.
On SLF:
“I believe the SL Foundation’s mission to shape young Africans into servant leaders, is a powerful step towards creating the world we all aspire to see and live in. By equipping these youngsters with essential skills, we prepare them to lead and thrive in every sphere of life.”
A fun personal detail:
A devoted coffee lover. I can drink it any time of the day, especially when it’s black
Shedrach Dandak
Shedrach graduated with Honours from the African Leadership University with a degree in International Business and Trade. Committed to system thinking and building high-impact organizations, Shedrach brings critical thinking and a strategic mind to the team.
Tega Akpovwovwo
Tega holds an Accounting degree from Covenant University and has been working for two years in the oil and gas industry. Having a knack for numbers and budgets, she is tasked with managing the organisation’s finances.
On SLF:
“I believe this NGO is a truly laudable initiative because the future of Nigeria and the world lies in the hands of the next generation. We urgently need to raise leaders with integrity, vision, and purpose. This platform creates an opportunity for us to pour knowledge, values, and guidance into young minds and help shape a better tomorrow.”
Something fun about Tega:
“I’m a burst of energy , you’ll rarely find a dull moment around me! I love to bring joy and laughter wherever I go, and some might even call me a comedian on the side”
WELLINGTON CHINECHEM
ARCHITECTURE STUDENT FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS
Chinechem is an Architecture student from the University of Lagos
On SLF:
I believe the greatest obstacle to the progress of any people is poor leadership at the individual level.
This NGO strives to bridge that gap by nurturing individuals who are excellent and effective leaders first of themselves and then of others. It’s a real and meaningful step towards creating the better people that will create a better Nigeria.
Fun Fact:
I love female superheroes.
Volunteers & Facilitators
Behind every successful program is a network of passionate volunteers, facilitators, and mentors who give their time and expertise to inspire young leaders. From debate coaches to bootcamp facilitators, they embody servant leadership in action.