 Group photo of board members  DR. Mrs. Betty Ruth Ngozi Iruloh She is an active member of the counselling Association of Nigeria (CASSON). She has served in board of various organisations. She is widely travelled and has published in journals and magazines. She has done in-depth research on the attitude of men towards women and factors affecting the educational aspirations of married women. She is a motivational speaker; she enjoys reading, writing and sports. She is married with children.  Barrister Agbanu  Lady Chika Asuru
She is married with children. Imoh Colins Edozie
He is an outgoing person, love reading and listening to classical music. He lives among the people of the Niger Delta who produce the oil wealth of Nigeria. Everyday the people are faced with the uncertainty of the future and the frustrations of the present. The people are mostly unemployed or not meaningfully employed. Their land produces the wealth, yet they are poor. Living among them is a challenge to build hope and a belief in the future.
He worked at the United Nations Organisation of Youth (UNOY), international Secretariat in Netherlands, as the Africa Desk Coordinator till 2003. He has facilitated various projects for different organizations like: Africa Youth Parliament, Nairobi, UNOY Foundation, Freetown, Africa Renaissance Network, Makurdi, Child Rights Organisation, Aba, Children of the Earth, Inc, USA, Apeadu Peace Center, Aburi, among many others. Austin Onuoha
Southeastern University in Florida, USA. In 2001 Austin won the Ashoka Fellowship for his ground breaking work on utilising conflict energy for
development. He also won the the Misereor grant for formation. And in 2004 he won the Cordaid grant for book publishing. Austin is the author of the book:
From Conflict to Collaboration, building peace in Nigeria's oil-producing communities. Austin is an accomplished peace builder, he trains, researches
and engages in speaker's tour. Austin is a restorative justice enthusiast. He is married and has two children.  Rev. Fr. Polycarp Henetu
Fr. Henetu has extensive experience working with young persons; in his role as chaplain for various youth organizations Port Harcourt from 1996 to 2001. Some of these organizations are;
1. Catholic youth organization of Nigeria (C.Y.O. N)
2. Man of order and discipline movement (M.O.D).
3. Young Catholic student of Nigeria (Y.C.S.N).
4. Nigerian Federation Catholic Students (N. F.C.S).
5.National Association of Catholic Corpers (N.A.C.C)
6. Boys Scout of Nigeria
He is a reference point and a resource person for youth matters both in Nigeria and outside the country. He is presently the Rector of Sacred Heart Minor Seminary Port Harcourt. A position he has held for the since 2001. His best moment is when he has opportunity to teach those who are ready to learn.  Dr. P.C. Emelue
He is a member of various professional bodies including: Associate member of the Institute of Cost and Executive Accounts England. Associate member of Institute of Management Consultants of Nigeria.
His vision is to build the capacity of youths in developing countries. He has over 15 years experience in integrated development programmes in Africa. He is poised for the challenging role of good governance, creating job opportunities for young persons, building capacities for political office holders, civil servants and management of micro-enterprises on a self sustaining basis.
He led the team of experts to design and package the small and medium scale enterprise component of the Niger Delta Master Plan for Sustainable Development.
He has been involved in many projects including community based needs Assessments; community needs assessment and plan development, Rapid Rural Assessment (RRA), Participatory Learning and Action (PLA). He has consulted for various organisations including the multinational oil companies and international organisations. |
Board of directors 
September training - report