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The leadership of the NGO comprises of men and women with a burning passion for the secondary school education.


Pastor Femi Solomon is the founder and the president of Christian Youth Alliance. He is a career coach with over a decade of experience in handling secondary school students. He plays a supervisory role on the organization.



Olanrewaju Olaniyi is a graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University and he is certified by Philanthropy University in Social Impact. He is a blogger, developer and the CEO of AfriBuild. He directs the affairs of the organization.




Olutola Ibitola is a Masters student of University of Ibadan. She has a vast experience in the operations of a nongovernmental organization. She is the General Secretary and she oversees the running of all activities of the organization.




Abiodun Adelu is an dexterous  entrepreneur from the University of Ilorin. We are confident of handing over the projects of the house to him as he will be serving as the Projects Manager of the NGO.



David Ajaja is a founding member of the NGO. A graduate of Management and Accounting from the great Obafemi Awolowo University. He is an entrepreneur and he will be serving as our Partners/Finance Manager



Adenike Oyewole is another lady with the values needed for the development of the NGO. A graduate of University of Ilorin, a serial entrepreneur with a large heart which qualifies her to serve as the Welfare Officer of the NGO







Our Content Creator is a student of the Premier University in Nigeria. A poet, spoken word artist and author. Oluwumi Oyekanmi is well experienced to carry out the duties of this office.

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