Imaobong Onuk was born in Nigeria in November 1976, She went to school in Nigeria and also in the UK. She is a registered Nurse with a passion for helping people to be well and live a meaningful life. Imaobong is the Trustee and President of the Learning Disabilities Society of Nigeria (LDSN), a charity whose mission is to equip children and young adults with disabilities to get on in life. She is a mother of two and a wife to the executive chairman of ITU LGA in Akwa Ibom State.
Born in Nigeria in 1969, Promise Unwene lived, went to school and worked in London for almost three decades. He has worked in Adult Social Care in Local Authorities in England and currently helps in running operations for a large charity in the city of London. He is a community activist and served as an education officer for Unison Community Voluntary Organisations (CVO). He is on the Ati Annang UK Executive Team as well as a father to three young adults. Promise has a keen interest in supporting children and young adults with disabilities to live fulfil life just like anyone else.
Ubong Daniel Udo, a communication specialist with a Master's in Poverty and Development, is a key advocate for inclusive development in Nigeria. Since 2004, he's been a radio producer at Akwa Ibom Broadcasting Corporation, focusing on disability rights through the show "Beyond Barriers." As the National Public Relations Officer of the Nigeria Association of the Blind (2019-2023), he played a crucial role in media advocacy. His leadership was evident as the Team Lead in a USAID-supported Inclusive Education Program (2015-2019) in Akwa Ibom State. Proficient in English and Ibibio, Ubong is a central figure in championing the rights of persons with disabilities.
Evelyn, an ardent leadership advocate, is currently an Assistant Registrar at eUniversity Africa. Passionate about education, humanity, and business, she dedicates herself to fostering accessible and innovative learning environments. Evelyn's multifaceted skills and unwavering dedication are evident in her work, embodying values of education, innovation, and social responsibility to make a significant positive impact.
Maria Ndanyongmong is a committed civil servant in the Akwa Ibom State Civil Service, specializing in the Admin Directorate of the Akwa Ibom State Primary Health Care Development Agency. Armed with a diploma in Mass Communication and a Bachelor of Arts in English Language, Maria is recognized for her collaborative spirit and teamwork prowess. Her skills in administration and communication, coupled with her dedication to collective goals, position her as a valuable asset to both her team and the broader community she serves.