Partner Focus Area: -Guinea Worm

Oladele Oloruntoba

Oladele Oloruntoba is a Business Development officer with the Center for Communications Programs Nigeria.

He has a Business development background with over 8 years experience in the Private and Public sector.

Ogo Awake

Awake Otokpa Ogo, is from Utonkon, Ufia in Ado local government area of Benue state. He is the producer, presenter of the pidgin magazine programme “Papa and Mamabomboi” on Radio Nigeria Harvest FM. His passion for Health Communication Programmes has earned him international and national awards/recognition. Awake is also a theater director, choreographer, dancer and an actor. He is married with two children

Mwebembezi Jostas

BRIEF PROFILE OF MWEBEMBEZI JOSTAS
Mr.Jostas is the Executive Director, Founder and Senior Research Consultant of Rwenzori Center for Research and Advocacy (RCRA) a not for profit communication for development organisation in Uganda working to improve lives of women and children. Mr. Jostas has a first Degree in Statistics from Makerere University Kampala. He is a certified public statistician with substantial experience in Project planning and Management, Monitoring and Evaluation.

Mr.Jostas has worked in behavioral change communication and advocacy fields for the last 6 years – with expertise in managing teams, research, monitoring and evaluation of programs including the development of Monitoring & Evaluation(M&E) plans, M&E methodologies and indicators; data collection and analysis protocol, undertaking baseline surveys process, mid-term, and end-term evaluations; monitoring and evaluating multi-region large scale health programmes, including in fragile and post-conflict environments; conducting data quality assessments, interpreting performance results and analysis of the implications of such results in the country context; report writing and Promoting research uptake. His expertise has seen him manage exciting and complex projects mainly focused on health systems strengthening, mHealth, reproductive health, family planning, malaria, HIV/AIDS, advocacy, Maternal Newborn and Child Health, Child Surviva