About Us

Shortly after graduating, he embarked on being an entrepreneur following a chance meeting of two men, who were able to see through the flaws of a twenty something year old Leke. This chance meeting, created by God led him to create his own software start-up which he ran from his Central London office. The invaluable experience he had gained at the University of Southampton’s Business Incubation hub and the hands-on experience gained as a Project Manager for a software start-up he had previously worked for served him well whilst running his own start-up. During the Economic downturn of 2010, he then transitioned into working as a full-time Software Engineer for two different Multinationals. In addition to his qualifications, he is passionate about art and creativity.

In 2018, he wrote the book titled, “Self-Hate, Self-Harm”. He has also written several poems and riddles. His biggest recreational passion is painting, he has created several pieces under the name, “The Shadow of the Don Killuminati II” (TSOTDK II). In whatever he does and in his spare time he likes to think of creative ways to empower the black community. He is currently challenging himself to learn Swahili.

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She has built her career across the financial, healthcare, and non-profit sectors, bringing expertise in treasury operations, financial planning, risk management, and fundraising. Her professional background reflects a unique combination of technical financial knowledge and a strong commitment to social impact.

Grace began her career at the Central Bank of Nigeria, where she contributed to treasury management, compliance, financial risk analysis, and strategic reporting. These responsibilities gave her valuable insight into how sound financial governance can strengthen trust, transparency, and accountability at an institutional level.

Since moving to the UK, Grace has broadened her experience and immensely contributed to healthcare administration and the voluntary sector. She has supported projects aimed at improving financial accountability, resource mobilisation, and community-based services, including those for vulnerable groups such as children with autism and individuals with learning disabilities. Through this work, she has combined her financial expertise with a passion for equity and inclusion.

Grace is highly experienced in developing innovative fundraising strategies, building strong donor and stakeholder relationships, and ensuring transparency in financial stewardship. Her qualifications and experience demonstrate her commitment to excellence and ethical leadership.

She is passionate about harnessing her financial and governance skills to strengthen Nyeusi’s mission and to help advance Nyeungana—the shared vision for empowerment and unity for underrepresented Black communities.

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She holds an M.A. in Investigative Journalism from City, University of London and began her career as a broadcast journalist in Nigeria, working with local television stations before joining the BBC. Over the years, Ajoke has told impactful stories that amplified marginalised voices, exposed injustice, and inspired meaningful social change across communities. Her work earned recognition for its integrity, depth, and commitment to truth.

Building on her passion for people, Ajoke transitioned into the social care sector, where she has spent the last five years committing to safeguarding children. Currently, she oversees multidisciplinary teams, supporting evidence based parenting assessment, and ensures that children grow up in a safe and supportive environment.

Ajoke brings a unique blend of investigative insight, leadership, and compassion to her work. She is deeply committed to promoting equality, nurturing potential, and building stronger communities. Through both her journalism and social care practice, she continues to give a voice to the vulnerable and marginalised, and drives positive change in the society.

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