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Board of Trustees And Management Staff

Society for Family Health was founded by three eminent Nigerians; Late Professor Olikoye Ransome-Kuti, Late Mallam Dahiru Wali and Hon. Justice Ifeyinwa Nzeako. The Founder of the DKT International, Phil Harvey was also a notable contributor to the founding of Society for Family Health. SFH Nigeria is currently governed by highly reputable members of the Board of Trustees led by Professor Ekanem Ikpi Braide. 

Management Staff and Board

SFH Society for Family Health’s organisational structure promotes efficiencies and accountability at every level, leading up to the donors. The organisation, led by the SFH board of directors, SFH executive management, project steering committee members and project partners have clear functions in the oversight of the purpose and status of projects and programs. This facilitates quick decision making and knowledgeable support to project level activities that ensure that programme/project goals are achieved

Management Staff

Dr Omokhudu Idogho

Dr Omokhudu Idogho

Managing Director of Society for Family Health (SFH)

Dr. Idogho is an experienced leader with a background in public health and policy. He has a strong track record of driving organizational growth and utilizing communication for social and behavioral change in the context of global development.

Dr Jennifer Anyanti

Dr Jennifer Anyanti

Deputy Managing Director Strategy Technical and Growth

Dr. Anyanti is a public health expert with extensive experience in strategic behavioral communication and public health programming. She has a strong background in health advocacy and research, contributing to policy change in the field of public health.

Pharmacist Kenechukwu Eruchalu

Pharmacist Kenechukwu Eruchalu

Deputy Managing Director Programme Delivery

Kenechukwu Eruchalu, a pharmacist, brings nearly three decades of experience to his role as Deputy Managing Director. He has held various leadership positions within SFH, demonstrating a long-standing commitment to the organization’s success.

Joseph Ani

Joseph Ani

Chief Finance Officer

Joseph Ani is a financial management professional with a background in audit, tax, and financial management. He brings private sector expertise to his role as the Director of Finance & Accounts at SFH, with experience in areas like tax management, treasury management, and financial reporting.

Mr Dennis Aizobu

Mr Dennis Aizobu

Director International Development and Market Innovation

With over 20 years of demonstrated experience, Pharm Dennis Aizobu has pioneered and led the drive for a total market approach to health solutions across several disease areas with a strong focus on the promotion of efficiencies in the private sector. He has strong technical, managerial, and financial leadership experience with core competencies, including project management, fund mobilisation, supply chain, market innovation, product and market development, project management, managing multi-partnership, and strategic engagement.

Nkiru Nwadioke

Nkiru Nwadioke

Chief Programme and Quality Officer

Ms Nwadioke brings over 25 years of leadership experience managing, coordinating, and implementing a wide range of development, legal and humanitarian programmes. As an accomplished programme management and organisational development specialist, her expertise spans various sectors including health protection, education, gender and women’s rights, private sector engagement, democracy, and governance programmes in Nigeria.

Dr Anthony Nwala

Dr Anthony Nwala

Chief Programme Officer

Dr. Anthony is an experienced medical doctor and public health specialist with a substantial background in public health interventions. He has contributed significantly to health policy development and refinements in Nigeria, working closely with government health agencies.

Pharm Emeka Okafor

Pharm Emeka Okafor

Chief of Party, IntegratE Project and Lead, Pharma PHC Practice Area

Emeka Emmanuel Okafor is the Chief of Party, IntegratE Project and Lead, Pharma PHC Practice Area at the Society for Family Health. He is a seasoned private health sector engagement expert with over 19 years of experience managing complex public health interventions in Nigeria.

Ifeanyi Romanus

Ifeanyi Romanus

Consultant ( TB Technical Specialist and Private Sector)

Mr Ifeanyi Okekearu is a Consultant ( TB Technical Specialist and Private Sector) at the Society of Family Health. He is a social development professional with over 20 years of experience and has contributed to programme management, training and capacity development for researchers and data collectors, development of winning project proposals, and implementation of several projects.