Adenike is an experienced journalist, a social development facilitator, and human resource development expert.

Her professional work in the media is focused on positively improving the lives of young people. For this, she ran a youth column in the Nigerian Guardian newspaper, facilitated knowledge/skills-building programmes and provided mentoring support to young people.

Adenike, who works with different civil society organisations, both locally and internationally, has great expertise in initiating, implementing, managing and facilitating development programmes. She studied Mass Communication and has been certified as a media entrepreneur by the Pan-African University.

Ayodele is a development practitioner, a media-for-development expert, and a climate change advocate. He is also a biodynamic farmer, a member and representative of Nigeria at the global network of Biodynamic Initiative for the Next Generation Network, and was Growth and Product Director at Market Women Initiative - a platform with a special focus on training and giving interest free loan to grassroots women in other to help scale their businesses.

He is a solution strategist with a strong interest in building products, processes, and serving people, helping businesses, startups, farmers as well as seasoned and budding entrepreneurs around the world get access to resources needed to grow and succeed particularly in Nigeria and across Africa.

The pioneer Executive Director of Women Green Fellowship - Nigeria’s foremost Green Business Accelerator programme - is a sustainable development trainer who was trained by the World Bank Institute/British Council as a Development Knowledge Facilitator; a trained Problem Driven Adaptation Iteration (PDIA) expert by Harvard University, Centre for International Development; a trained Supply Chain and Facility Management by Brentwood Open Learning College; and a certified Emergency First Responder trained by St John Ambulance, Canada.