Our Board

Akeera Ramjohn is a published author, educator, community advocate, and dedicated leader committed to youth development and community empowerment. She has extensive experience in education, creative writing, mentorship, and community engagement, and has worked with students and organizations to promote self-expression, leadership, and personal growth.

She serves as Vice President of Eko ni Agbara, President of the College of Westchester Alumni Association, and a board member of Lifting Up Westchester and the Next Wave Leaders of the Ronald McDonald House Charities in Valhalla. She is also the founder and co-president of Double A Charity, which she leads alongside her daughter, and is involved in additional initiatives focused on community service and youth empowerment.

She holds two master's degrees and a BBA. Through her leadership, education, advocacy, and commitment to service, Akeera continues to make a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals and communities.

Joseph Olarewaju, popularly known as Joe Ola, is a native of Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria. He holds a B.Sc. in Business Administration and Management from Ekiti State University and currently serves as a Senior Executive Officer in the Ministry of Works, Housing Loans Department, Office of the Head of Service.

A lover of art, music, media, and creativity, Joseph has experience in journalism, videography, filmmaking, and video editing. He is also a young prophet, following in the spiritual footsteps of his mother, a prophetess. He is married and blessed with children.

Raffeena Ramjohn is a real estate executive, business leader, and humanitarian with over 40 years of experience across the United States and South America. Based in Guyana, she has overseen approximately 5,000 acres of land, hotel operations, and major construction and development projects.

She currently serves as a board member and close advisor to the Founder of Eko ni Agbara. Her legacy is defined by visionary leadership, business expertise, and a lifelong commitment to humanitarian service and community development.

Dr. Rosemary J. Uzzo, a Board Member of Eko ni Agbara, is a lifelong educator and international advocate for education, equity, and peace. Her distinguished career includes teaching, curriculum development, administration, consulting, and service on international advisory boards.

She has worked across the United States and internationally, including in China, Ghana, El Salvador, Australia, and Italy. In 2015, she organized the "Voice of Peace" exhibition at the United Nations.

A recipient of the 2024 International Peace Ambassador Award, Dr. Uzzo continues to champion education, social justice, peacebuilding, and community engagement.