The name this Foundation carries.
Clement Adesina Soje
Silvanus Meka Adesina Soje
His entrepreneurial interests extend across technology-driven solutions designed to make everyday life easier and more enjoyable, as well as other emerging business opportunities. Through his ventures, he has developed strategic business relationships and partnerships across the Middle East, Asia and North America.
Guided by purpose. Governed with integrity.
Trustees and officers
Pastor Dr. Victor Ojo Adesina
A native of Magongo in Ogori-Magongo Local Government Area of Kogi State, he possesses a deep understanding of the community, its people and the challenges affecting their development.
As Programme Director, he is responsible for translating the Foundation's vision into practical initiatives that respond to identified community needs, providing leadership across programme planning, implementation, community engagement and performance monitoring.
He served as a substantive principal under the Kogi State STTEB from 2011 to 2013, providing academic and administrative leadership within the state's education system. His background in educational psychology, measurement and evaluation strengthens the Foundation's approach to understanding needs, assessing progress and improving programme effectiveness.
He holds a Master of Education degree in Educational Psychology, with a specialisation in Test and Measurement, obtained in 1986, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Ministerial Theology in 2009. His pastoral ministry has strengthened his commitment to service, compassion and community development, while giving him valuable experience in counselling, mentorship and grassroots engagement.
Through his roles as Programme Director and Trustee, he is committed to developing responsible, sustainable programmes that protect dignity, expand opportunity and create lasting improvements in the lives of people across Magongo.
Mr. James O. Boyi
Mr. Boyi began his professional journey as a trained teacher after completing his Nigeria Certificate in Education programme at the Federal College of Education, Abeokuta. He commenced his teaching career at Ihima Community Secondary School in 1986 before transferring to Magongo Community Secondary School in 1988.
In 1993, he proceeded to Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, where he earned a degree in Business Education, returning afterward to Magongo Community Secondary School and rising through the education service to the rank of Principal Education Officer.
He subsequently transferred his service to the Kogi State Local Government Commission, was appointed Local Government Treasurer in 2004, and served in Ofu, Omala, Olamaboro and Idah Local Government Areas between October 2004 and January 2010, retiring from government service in November 2016.
He has served as Vice President of the Magongo Development Association since March 2022 and is also Secretary of the Magongo Elders Forum and Chairman of the Oturu Clan, Magongo.
As a Trustee, he contributes valuable expertise in governance, financial stewardship, education and community engagement, helping ensure the Foundation's decisions remain accountable, culturally grounded and responsive to genuine community needs.
Rev. Fr. Ezekiel Awolumate
His ministry includes preaching, spiritual counselling and leading public adoration and prayer programmes.
Through his pastoral responsibilities, Rev. Fr. Awolumate has gained valuable experience engaging with individuals and families from different backgrounds, particularly during moments of personal, spiritual and social need, strengthening his understanding of compassion, dignity and responsible service.
As a Trustee, he contributes to the Foundation's governance and ethical direction, helping it remain attentive to the human realities behind its programmes and responsive to the needs of vulnerable people.
Rev. Fr. Awolumate is committed to supporting the Foundation's vision of building stronger, more caring and empowered communities across Ogori-Magongo through service, partnership and sustainable intervention.