"Uffa Modey is the Community Outreach Coordinator at Eko-Konnect Research and Education Initiative. She is an advocate for youth inclusion in Internet governance and has a B.Eng in Electrical & Electronics Engineering. She is a 2017 ISOC Youth@IGF fellow and a  2018 AfriNIC fellow."

"Tomisin Awosika is a 500 level Computer Engineering Student at the University of Lagos, Lagos State. Her areas of interest include python programming and physical computing."

"Adisa Bolutife is an open-access advocate passionate about issues related to internet access, technology, inclusion, and Internet Governance.  He is a graduate of the University of Lagos with a degree in and electronics engineering. He is an Internet Society 2017 Youth@IGF fellow and OpenCon 2017."

Gabreal Odunsi has over three years of professional experience in Community Development and Project Management with focus on ICT for development and capacity building for youth. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Geology from Olabisi Onabanjo University and currently works as a Program Officer at Paradigm Initiative, on projects that connect youth in underserved communities to ICT-enabled opportunities in order to improve their livelihoods.

Kemi Adepoju is the Head of Business Development at the Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NiRA).  She currently holds an honours degree in Computer and Communication Engineering from the University of Birmingham and a Master Degree in Business Development with International Market from Heriot-Watt University. She is a member of the chartered institute of Marketing UK and she is a member, Board of Trustee at The Bells Alumni Association, Nigeria.

“Jacob Dagunduro is the Senior Network Manager at Internet eXchange Point of Nigeria IXPN and is responsible for managing technical operations. He has led numerous technical projects in IXPN towards growing local internet traffic in Nigeria. He also work with African Union in setting up other Internet exchange point in Africa. Jacob believes everyone is talented and he likes encouraging young people to be their best.”