Chizelu is the founder and Executive Director of Minority Watch. Called to the Nigerian Bar in 2012, he has become an experienced lawyer and change maker with special interest in challenging unjust systems through Strategic Public Interest Litigation. He was part of the legal team that successfully defended the 57 men arraigned in court in 2018 under the Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition Act, and also challenged the Federal Government of Nigeria at the Federal High Court on the constitutionality of provisions criminalizing freedom of expression and assembly for LGBT persons.

Clinton is a legal and human rights professional with extensive experience in program management, policy advocacy, strategic litigation, and institutional reform. As Program Manager at Minority Watch Nigeria, he leads initiatives that advance minority rights, gender equity, and access to justice. He works closely with civil society organizations, government institutions, and development partners to promote accountability, inclusion, and social justice. A qualified Barrister-at-Law, Clinton is passionate about building equitable institutions and advancing reforms that protect the rights and dignity of vulnerable populations.

Nzube serves as the Finance and Admin Officer at Minority Watch where he oversees the organization’s financial systems, ensuring accountability, transparency and compliance with donor requirements and organizational policies. He collaborates closely with the program team to support project implementation, monitoring, and reporting. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the University of Lagos.

Ademola serves as the Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning Officer at Minority Watch where he plays a key role in assessing and enhancing the impact of human rights programs. With a strong foundation in communications, project management, and community engagement, he is passionate about fostering inclusion and amplifying underrepresented voices. He graduated from Lagos State University with a B.Tech in Project Management and has additional certifications in cybersecurity and project development.

Osetiemoria is a Mass Communication graduate who leads communications and storytelling initiatives that support advocacy, human rights, and community engagement at Minority Watch. She is amplifying the voices of marginalized communities and advancing social justice efforts. She values community, curiosity, and meaningful human connection, and believes in the power of empathy, storytelling, and collective action to create a more just and compassionate world.

Godswill is a graduate of law from Ebonyi State University and obtained his B.L from the Nigerian Law School (Kano Campus). He is a practicing lawyer with expertise in Human Rights Law, Entertainment Law, Intellectual Property and Property Law. He has litigated cases on the rights of members of marginalized communities, with special focus on LGBTQI individuals, and is a two-time winner of Most Promising Litigation Lawyer in NBA Young Lawyers’ Forum, Port Harcourt.

Eyimofe is a graduate of Yaba College of Technology with a background in mass communication. Her journey with Minority Watch started in January 2024 where she has shown exceptional dedication to her work as the organization’s Office Administrative Assistant. Her commitment to the Minority Watch mission is truly inspiring.

An experienced researcher in non-governmental leadership, gender, organizational development, and human rights. She has been involved in research and advocacy at national, regional and international levels, and is Chair of the Interfaith Diversity Network of West Africa — a network currently working in ten countries.

An LGBTQ activist and filmmaker based in Nigeria. Precious uses the power of storytelling to shed light on the experiences of LGBTQ individuals in Nigeria, creating compelling narratives that challenge stereotypes and promote understanding. She brings a unique blend of cultural sensitivity, strategic advocacy, and creative expertise to advance the rights and well-being of LGBTQ individuals in Nigeria and beyond.

Co-founder and Executive Director of SameSame, a non-profit dedicated to finding ways digital technologies can support LGBTQI+ youth mental health. Previously Chief Creative and Programmes Officer at Girl Effect, leading global teams reaching millions of girls worldwide. His expertise spans digital innovation, content strategy and communication campaigns, having developed platforms reaching over 50 million people across 40 countries.

An accomplished finance professional with over six years of experience in financial management, budgeting, and accounting, particularly within nonprofit and donor-funded initiatives. He has a strong track record of maintaining accurate financial records and ensuring compliance with donor requirements. Previously Finance and Admin Officer at Youth Awake for Better Society, managing financial compliance for PEPFAR projects.

A Lagos-based crime journalist working with 98.9 Yanga FM Lagos and Afrosurge Radio. Her work covers financial crimes, police brutality, child trafficking, LGBTQI issues, gender issues, and sexual and domestic violence. She is a woman with a bold voice, a serious following online, and a passion for entertainment and justice.

A doctoral candidate in African Studies with a primary focus in Anthropology at Harvard University. Her research interests are centered around questions of intimacy, youth, urbanisation and temporalities.

Responsible for breaking down serious law educational content into relatable visual storytelling formats for a young audience. Currently a high school student in the IB program of the American University of Lagos, passionate about human rights defense through storytelling. Outside of her role at Minority Watch, she works with her human rights initiative WOHRD to defend fundamental human rights.