Program Impact Fellows

Program & Innovation Associate (FoundaMENTA)

Bathsheba Ene Zakariah

Program & Innovation Associate (DSA)

Chikwe Ruth Thankgod

Research, Learning & Evidence Associate

Yusuf Grace Yoila

Development & Impact Strategy (DIT) Associate

Eche Chidinma Eche

Research, Learning & Evidence Associate

Yusuf Samuel

Samuel is a graduate of Ahmadu Bello University, where he studied Geography. He has a strong passion for research, data analysis, and sustainable impact. As a Program and Impact Fellow at AREAi in the Research, Learning, and Evidence (RLE) team, he contributes to the Digital Skills Accelerator (DSA) program, supporting the design, implementation, and evaluation of initiatives that equip young people with critical digital competencies.

He is committed to leveraging data-driven insights to drive meaningful programs and improve learning outcomes. Currently focused on strengthening research methodologies and analytical skills, he is eager to contribute to evidence-based solutions that foster inclusive growth and digital empowerment across communities.

Program & Innovation Associate (GGE)

Abodunrin David Oluwasegun

Abodunrin David Oluwasegun is a dedicated professional with a background in English and International Studies from the University of Osun, currently serving as a Program and Impact Fellow at the Aid for Rural Education Access Initiative (AREAi). In this role, he contributes to the Getting Girls Equal (GGE) and FastTrack programs, focusing on strategic development and impact analysis to improve literacy outcomes and educational access in underserved and resource-constrained environments.

With prior experience in media communication and classroom instruction, David possesses strong expertise in research, data analysis, and content development. He is particularly passionate about leveraging disruptive innovation and strategic communication to drive organisational growth and foster sustainable social impact within the nonprofit sector.

Development & Impact Strategy (DIT) Associate

Rachel Benjamin

Research, Learning & Evidence Associate

Samuel Oladipo