Social Equity, Justice & Progress Organization

OUR MISSION

To champion the cause of underprivileged African children and women, advocating for social equality, justice, and peace. SEJPO strives to create a level playing field by bridging the gap between the rich and the poor and promoting inclusivity for all.

OUR VISION

A fair and just society where every individual, regardless of background, gender, or physical condition, has equal opportunities to thrive in a peaceful and equitable environment.

LEADERSHIP

Meet our dedicated team:

Nnamdi Okoro – Executive Director

Bio: Nnamdi Okoro is a seasoned humanitarian with over 15 years of experience in international development. He has worked extensively in Africa, leading programs in education, healthcare, and economic empowerment.
Education:
Master’s in International Development, University of Oxford
Bachelor’s in Business Administration, University of Lagos
Experience:
Executive Director, SEJPO (2015-Present)
Country Director, Oxfam Nigeria (2010-2015)
Program Manager, UNICEF Ghana (2005-2010)
Skills: Strategic leadership, program management, fundraising, policy analysis
Quote: “I’m passionate about creating lasting change in Africa, and I believe that empowering marginalized communities is key to achieving sustainable development.”
Social Media:
Twitter: @nnamdiOkoroSEJPO
LinkedIn: (link unavailable)

Bio: Amara Uzoh is a dedicated program manager with expertise in women’s empowerment and education. She has worked in various African countries, designing and implementing programs that promote gender equality.
Education:
Master’s in Gender Studies, University of London
Bachelor’s in Education, University of Ibadan
Experience:
Program Manager, SEJPO (2018-Present)
Program Coordinator, UN Women South Africa (2015-2018)
Researcher, University of London (2012-2015)
Skills: Program design, project management, gender analysis, research
Quote: “Empowering women and girls is crucial to achieving social justice, and I’m committed to ensuring that our programs make a tangible impact.”
Social Media:
Twitter: @amaraUzohSEJPO
LinkedIn: (link unavailable)

Amara Uzoh – Program Manager

Kolade Adeyemi – Finance Officer

Bio: Kolade Adeyemi is a seasoned finance professional with expertise in non-profit accounting and financial management. He has worked in various international organizations, ensuring transparency and accountability.
Education:
Master’s in Accounting, University of Lagos
Bachelor’s in Business Administration, University of Ilorin
Experience:
Finance Officer, SEJPO (2020-Present)
Financial Controller, Oxfam International (2015-2020)
Auditor, Deloitte (2010-2015)
Skills: Financial management, accounting, budgeting, auditing
Quote: “I’m committed to ensuring that SEJPO’s finances are transparent and accountable, and that our resources are utilized efficiently to achieve our mission.”
Social Media:
Twitter: @koladeAdeyemiSEJPO
LinkedIn: (link unavailable)

Bio: Chinaza Nwachukwu is a creative communications specialist with expertise in digital marketing and storytelling. He has worked in various African organizations, amplifying voices and promoting social justice.
Education:
Bachelor’s in Communications, University of Port Harcourt
Diploma in Digital Marketing, HubSpot Academy
Experience:
Communications Officer, SEJPO (2022-Present)
Social Media Manager, Nigerian non-profit (2020-2022)
Freelance Writer (2018-2020)
Skills: Digital marketing, storytelling, social media management, content creation
Quote: “I’m passionate about telling the stories of marginalized communities and amplifying their voices to achieve social change.”
Social Media:
Twitter: @chinazaNwachukwuSEJPO
LinkedIn: (link unavailable)

Chinaza Nwachukwu – Communications Officer

PARTNERS

We collaborate with:

United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)

Bio: UNICEF works to improve the lives of children and their families, focusing on education, healthcare, and protection.
Partnership: Supporting SEJPO’s child welfare and education initiatives.
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Bio: Oxfam works to reduce poverty, inequality, and injustice, focusing on humanitarian aid and sustainable development.
Partnership: Supporting SEJPO’s economic empowerment and advocacy initiatives.
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Oxfam International

African Union

Bio: The African Union promotes pan-African unity, economic development, and social justice.
Partnership: Collaborating with SEJPO on women’s empowerment and community development initiatives.
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Community Development Initiative (CDI)

Bio: CDI works to strengthen community development, education, and healthcare in Nigerian communities.
Partnership: Implementing SEJPO’s community development and education initiatives.
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Women’s Rights Advocacy Initiative (WRAI)

Bio: WRAI promotes women’s empowerment, advocacy, and policy reform in Nigeria.
Partnership: Collaborating with SEJPO on women’s empowerment and advocacy initiatives.
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