Isaac Adejo is a public health program leader with over 18 years of experience managing large-scale health programs in Nigeria. As Project Director for the Global Fund Malaria Grant at MSH Nigeria, he leads multi-state implementation, overseeing program strategy, financial management, and stakeholder engagement.

He previously served as National Program Manager at Ipas Nigeria and held senior roles with organizations including AHNi and FHI 360, managing complex malaria and HIV programs. His experience spans strategic planning, donor engagement, and performance management across national programs.

Isaac holds an MBA from Usmanu Danfodiyo University and a bachelor’s degree in Business Education from Ahmadu Bello University. He is a certified Project Management for Development Professional and a member of Project Management Institute (PMI).

John Adedoyin is a public health program management expert with over 20 years of experience leading large-scale, donor-funded programs in Nigeria. His work spans health systems strengthening, supply chain management, and data-driven program delivery across HIV, TB, malaria, and COVID-19 programs.

He currently serves as Project Director for the Evidence-Informed Technical Advocacy for HPV Vaccine Introduction in MSH Nigeria, providing strategic leadership for implementation and stakeholder engagement. Previously, he led national health system strengthening efforts at the National Agency for the Control of AIDS, overseeing a portfolio exceeding $270 million.

John has held senior roles with MSH, Abt Associates, JSI, and ICAP. He holds a master’s degree in Epidemiology and Community Health from the University of Ilorin and a bachelor’s degree in Zoology.

Anddy Omoluabi is a senior public health leader with over 25 years of experience designing and delivering health systems strengthening programs across Nigeria and Africa. As Project Director for the Equitable Expansion of Community Health Workers (EECHeW) program at MSH Nigeria, he leads efforts to expand and strengthen the community health workforce in alignment with national priorities.

He previously served as Country Director for the USAID-funded Health Workforce Management Activity, leading a $19 million program to strengthen workforce systems in underserved areas. His career includes multiple senior leadership roles at MSH, including Chief of Party for major HIV and health systems programs, including Chief of Party for the Care and Treatment for Sustained Support (CaTSS) project, Director of Program Implementation, AIDS Care and Treatment Project (PRO-ACT), Director of Regional Programs, Building Local Capacity for Delivery of HIV Services in Southern Africa Project (BLC). Anddy holds a PhD in Public Health from Atlantic International University, and master’s degrees in Medical Geography and Geographic Information Systems from the University of Ibadan.

Afa Ikparen is a public health and business development leader with over 12 years of experience in resource mobilization, partnerships, and program design. As Senior Business Development Manager at MSH Nigeria, she leads donor engagement and strategic positioning, driving growth through high-quality proposal development and partnerships with government, donors, and local organizations.

Previously, she served as New Business Development and Resource Mobilization Advisor at MSI Reproductive Choices, where she secured over $21 million in funding and built partnerships with global donors. She has also led project implementation and supported the transition of donor-funded programs to government systems, while helping expand access to reproductive health services.

Afa holds a master’s degree in public health and a postgraduate degree from Glasgow Caledonian University, along with certifications in project and grants management.