Mr. Hamza Muhammad Usman Acting Executive Director & Climate Change Officer Hamza Muhammad Usman is an environmental biologist and sustainability advocate with over a decade of experience spanning climate change, community development, and environmental education. As the Acting Executive Director and Climate Change Officer at Environmental Care Foundation, he plays a leading role in promoting climate resilience, environmental sustainability, and grassroots engagement in northern Nigeria. His professional journey includes roles in education, public health, project consultancy, and environmental advocacy. A recipient of several environmental leadership trainings and certifications from global platforms such as the UNDP, GLF,EDC ,UN Etc, Hamza is committed to empowering communities and shaping policies that foster ecological balance and climate adaptation.

Mr. Wilson Peter Wida is a governance and capacity-building specialist with over 7 years of experience in institutional strengthening, stakeholder engagement, and technical training within humanitarian and development contexts. His expertise spans governance reforms, climate resilience, civil society strengthening, and community-driven development across Northeast and Northwest Nigeria. He currently serves as the Governance, Research & Communication Officer at the Environmental Care Foundation (ECF), where he leads multi-stakeholder dialogues, strengthens community feedback mechanisms, and implements climate disaster preparedness strategies. His work has directly impacted more than 50,000 people across 10+ Local Government Areas, fostering stronger partnerships between civil society, academia, and government institutions. Prior to joining ECF, Mr. Wida served with the International Rescue Committee (IRC) Nigeria for five years, progressing from field-level to senior governance roles. He has also worked with Save the Children and Oxfam International, delivering livelihoods, WASH, and protection programmes that have reached tens of thousands of vulnerable households. Mr. Wida holds a Master’s Degree in International Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid (KALU Institute/University of the Americas and the Caribbean), a National Certificate of Education in Agricultural Education, and a Diploma in Computer Studies. He has earned certifications in governance, gender and social accountability, climate-smart agriculture, project management, and humanitarian needs assessment from respected institutions, including Harvard Business Publishing and the IRC. Mr. Wilson is dedicated to advancing inclusive governance, climate adaptation, and institutional capacity building to strengthen resilience in communities most affected by conflict and climate change.

Mrs. Bilkisu is a program research and development specialist and also a data Reserach analyst of over 7 years experience participating in different research programs with UNFPA, UNICEF, CHIPS, SFH etc I am a Researcher dedicated to community development and advocacy with a desire to build and strengthen capacity of program target population.

Mr. Elaigwu is an accomplished accounting professional with a commitment to continuous professional development. His career spans various roles in reputable organizations, where he has gained extensive experience in accounting, internal auditing, and financial management. He has worked in market-leading companies such as A-Z Petroleum Products Ltd, Millennium Inn, and Lunchbox Company Ltd, in both Lagos and Yola, Nigeria. In these roles, he demonstrated strong expertise in financial reporting, internal controls, and compliance. Currently, Mr. Elaigwu serves as the Admin and Finance Officer at Environmental Care Foundation, where he oversees financial operations, budgeting, and administrative management. His professional journey reflects a dedication to integrity, analytical rigor, and the promotion of financial accountability in Nigeria’s corporate and nonprofit sectors.

Susan is an intern at the Environmental Care Foundation, supporting initiatives that promote environmental sustainability and conservation. She is fluent in English and Hausa, which enables her to effectively communicate with diverse stakeholders. Susan is currently pursuing her degree program and has also taken online courses on Nutrition and Gender, broadening her understanding of the intersections between health, social equity, and environmental conservation. Through her internship, Susan aims to gain practical experience in environmental conservation while contributing to the Environmental Care Foundation's mission.