Sodangi Chindo A. (Co-Chairman CS-SUNN)
Mallam Sodangi Chindo A. is a BSc holder in Political Science. He is the Executive Director, Muslim Aid Initiative Nigeria (MAIN) and Co-chair, National Steering Committee Civil Society- Scaling Up Nutrition in Nigeria (CS-SUNN). Sodangi is also Chairman, Forum of Executive Directors of Civil Society Organizations,(CSO-Eds Forum) Bauchi State Member. He is currently member, Bauchi State Committee on Food and Nutrition Member, Bauchi State Health Research Ethics Committee (BASHREC), Member Bauchi State
PHC Technical Working Group and Member, National Steering Committee, TB Network Nigeria (TBN).
Mallam Sondagi’s expertise spreads across Community Development, Organization Development Skills, Couching/Mentoring, Micro Enterprise and Fundamentals, Training and Male Engagement Programs. He is skilled in Proposal and Report Writing Skills, Project Design and Implementation, Mapping/Survey using both PAPI and CAPI Applications and Do no harm skills.
Eberechukwu M. Okey-Onyema (SC Lead On Partnership and Collaboration)
Mrs. Eberechukwu M. Okey-Onyema has a Masters Degree in English Literature from the University of Lagos and a Masters Degree in History and Diplomatic Studies from the Lagos State University. She bagged a PGD in International Relations and Strategic Studies from the same university and a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. She is the Founder/Executive Director, Healthy Living and Women Empowerment Initiative (HELWEI) and Founder/Editor-in-Chief, Nature’s Corner Magazine. She was a volunteer Staff with Women’s Right and Health Project (WRAHP) from 2011-2012. She is currently the Secretary, CS-SUNN Lagos Chapter. She had worked in Fidelity Bank Plc, as a Business Development/Credit/Relationship Officer -2001-2011, was at the Nigeria IMF/World Bank CSO Innovative Fair Exhibitor (2018), a delegate to the International Conference egs: CSW59. She is a Trained Nutrition Advocate with core areas of expertise in Advocacy, Communication, Mobilization and Research. As HELWEI Leader, Ebere has been involved in community mobilization, capacity building of peer health educators and team management. She has also participated in budget advocacy; designing and implementation of several projects relating to nutrition, maternal and child health, gender and empowerment for women and girls with success stories in Lagos State. Her experience in fund management, communication, designing and implementation of innovative community centered interventions is distinct. She is member, NGO Committee on Mental Health, member Civil Society Scaling –Up Nutrition in Nigeria. (CS.-SUNN), member Civil Society on Sustainable Development Goals and member Lagos Women 2030. Ebere loves writing, editing, team building, counseling and Inter personal relationships. She can be reached on Face Book: myhelweistory, ebereokeyonyema; Twitter:
@HELWEI1 and via Email: ebereokeyonyema@gmal.com.