Isah Ibn-Mohammed is an academic, researcher, ESD preacher, and good governance advocate with over a decade and half years of experience working in the non-profit and civic space. He’s currently a Ph.D. scholar in Defense and Strategic Studies. Previously, Ibn-Mohammed had a stint with the African Centre for Learning Communities, the International Centre for Development Affairs, and the African Centre for Extra-Curricular Research and Development. He currently sits on the board of the Centre for Creative and Transformative Leadership (CCTL) where he leads the team in the Political Research and Advocacy, Isah also works with the United Nation’s Regional Centre of Expertise (RCE Minna) on Education for Sustainable Development. Ibn-Mohammed is the co- founder and co-principal strategist of the African Agenda, a continental network of thinkers, working to solve Africa’s most pressing problems through dialogues, debates, and solution hunting.
Ibn-Mohammed is also the co-convener; of The Green Niger Summit (GNS) and has been engaged in community grassroots political education, project tracking, teaching, research, and community development. He has a passion for advocacy and development work. Isah is also a social entrepreneur and is passionate about the environment.