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  • Baoku Moses: President of OYOMA

 

 

  • Amb. Muyiwa Osinaike FDGN: The Chairman

Artist with an excruciating belief in Cultural Values and their efficacy in Africa’s development. Nurtured in the Travelling theatre World as a proficient dancer, actor, and choreographer. Had stints with Ogunde Traveling Theatre, African Heritage, Steve Rhodes Voices, Anansa Playhouse, and Fred Agbeyegbe’s AJO productions as the Artistic Director to date. A dreaded research person in Cultural Dance and contemporary African Dance Art and their idiosyncratic value chains.
Muyiwa has worked on many National, State, and Corporate productions and projects. Recently, he acted as a chief Judge in the TV Reality show – Maltina DanceAll and also as the Project Consultant.
Artistic Director with AFRIMA.
Festival
Consultant with Olokun Festival Foundation; Osun Osogbo, Oodua Festival, Olokun Festival, Olumo Festival, Aje Festival, Grandmother Festival etc. Artistic Director for Gateway Games 2006, Eko 2012, Abuja 2018.

He has written 4 historical plays. Which includes;

  • AJOGBE story of the Amalgamation of Nigeria
  • MarySlesor … The abolition of the killing of twins in Nigeria
  • NMA UDOMA… Ikot Abasi Women Riot of 1929
  • Dance of the Seven Masquerades… The musical play of the great children of Oduduwa
    And many others.
    Muyiwa Osinaike is an accomplished Dancer, Choreographer, Film Director Producer, Researcher, and songwriter with over forty years of meritorious service to the Entertainment business in Africa.

 

  • Princess Oluwaseyi Nutayi Moses

Princess Oluwaseyi Nutayi Moses is a passion-filled lady who loves life, God, family, and catering. She is the CEO of Princess Kitchen, a Catering and Events-planning business
Based in Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria. As well as the CFO of +IVE IMAGE GLOBAL LTD Nigeria. As a student of life, she loves learning new things, traveling to new places, and being an open-minded person who’s free with people. She’s also a goal-getter and super adventurous person, who is very humble and never looks down on people around her.

 

  • Afolaranmi Olaoluwa Abiodun

Afolaranmi Olaoluwa Abiodun aka Afowoslide is an award-winning, modern-day Nigerian musicologist, and prominent songwriter in the music industry. His conceptualization of music blends unique and beautiful tones from the trombone. Abbey Trombone (Afowoslide) is a wave-making Nigerian born and bred Trombonist, a.k.a Afowoslide has been thrilling his fans and music lovers in Nigeria and abroad with soul-lifting music.
Afowoslide has meticulously crafted his own distinct musical style, dedicated to preserving and revitalizing the authenticity of African culture. His contribution to African music transcends borders, and he is celebrated not
only as a proficient trombonist but also as a professional music arranger, a staunch cultural advocate, a gifted music composer, and a dynamic producer. He is an artist deeply rooted in cultural values, exuding energy, synergy, and
charisma in his performances. The talented singer has consistently been displaying awesome dexterity
in the act of good combination of his song delivery with melodious horns; and of course, supported by his groovy and energetic “Abinibi Groovy Band” members. A group of musicians kept soaring with their live
performance; playing music that encourages, and promotes peace, happiness, and oneness in society. Afowoslide Abinibi Groovy Band is a versatile, unique energetic extraordinary, and rhythmic band that performs
original African roots and other repertoires to keep fans/audiences entertained.
We are 13 a man-piece band, a progressive African-rooted and exceptional groovy live band with styles and series of live music performances within and outside Lagos Community. We Sound unique, groovy, energetic, and dynamic with our creative music known as Afrocentric Rhythms. With his 13-man band Abinibi Groovy, he wants to promote African Music to the globe.

 

  • Oyinlola Kazee Adeyinka

Oyinlola Kazee Adeyinka is a musician, producer Director, and Events planner, Oyinlola Kazeem is working with the Senior Staff Association of Nigeria University (SSANU) Obafemi Awolowo University Ile Ife.

 

  • ADÉỌLÁ ADIJAT FÁLẸ́YẸ

Dr. Adéọlá Adijat Fálẹ́yẹ (Nee Yusuff-Badmus Adébóyè) currently lectures at the Department of Linguistics and African Languages, Faculty of Arts of Ọbáfẹ́mi Awólọ́wọ̀ University, Ilé-Ifẹ̀, Nigeria. She is a committed grass root developer. A committed individual, whose passion for youths’ development is key as she radiates knowledge in all spheres to improve her immediate environment. She is the Founder of Adéàbẹ̀kẹ́ Fábọ́lá EduCultural Organization {AFECO}, an organization located in the heart city of Ìlá-Ọ̀ràngún in Ọ̀sun State, Nigeria. Her Organization focuses on youths’ empowerment, discovery and developing of latent talents, preservation and promotion of Yorùbá indigenous language, cultural and valuable heritages.

 

The Yèyé Àsà, Adéọlá Adijat Fálẹ́yẹ is a certified thespian of the Dramatic Arts, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ilé-Ifè (1990/1991). She doubles as a First Class graduate of the Ọbáfẹ́mi Awólọ́wọ̀ University, and the Faculty of Arts Award Winner of her set in 1997/1998. She came out with several other outstanding academic awards of the year. Her Masters and PhD degrees are from the University of Ìbàdàn, Nigeria (2005 and 2015). Dr. Fálẹ́yẹ earlier worked as Yorùbá Editor with the Oxford-affiliated University Press PLC in Ìbàdàn (1999 through 2002), before she joined the services of Ọbáfẹ́mi Awólọ́wọ̀ University in 2003 to date.  She is a Fellow of the African Humanities Programme/American Council of Learned Scholars (2012). Adéọlá Fálẹ́yẹ is a celebrated poet, renowned actress, and a published performer. Some of the productions she had featured in include – Lápé in Agogo Èèwọ̀ of Mainframe Productions, Ìyálọ́jà in Ikú Olókùn Ẹsin of Akínwùnmí Ìsọ̀lá’s translated play, Olóhùn-Iyọ̀ in Wọlé Ṣóyínka’s Death and the Kings’ Horseman, Ẹ̀bùn Olúwa and Amina – A Labs Deroy Productions, among several others. In addition to her credits, are eight audio Oríkì albums – Tótó Ọba, Ìbàdàn Ọmọ Ajorosùn, Ẹ máa tú yagba, Jẹ́ ká gbáyé pẹ́, Mo ń Bọ́ba Rèhà, Onínúure Lọ (2009 to 2018), with several published academic journal articles, chapters in books and published creative works edifying her area of her specialization which is Oral Literature, Culture and Performance Studies. Her published poems and books include Ìlù, Akànjí Loyin Àdò, Èjọ́ Èmi náà kọ́, Ọ̀rọ̀ Kàǹkà in Kíké Olóbùró (2003), Òkédìjì Dààyò Ònkọ̀tàn (2019), The Amazon’s Grace (2018), Trends in African Oral Literature, Creative Writings and Contemporary society (2018).