Olaoluwa Festus Ojokuku

My professional journey has been rooted in environmental sustainability, where I’ve built experience in project management, research, and content development. I studied Biochemistry, but over time I transitioned into the environmental field, with a strong focus on sustainability, compliance, and education. Currently, I serve as an Assistant Project Management Officer with the SPESSE Project, a World Bank–sponsored initiative in Nigeria, where I support the development of systems that strengthen capacity in environmental management. I am also a content writer who develops a wide range of materials, including articles, reports, management plans, and other resources that highlight the importance of sustainable practices in addressing climate change and driving development.

Within the Green Mentorship Program, I coordinate a group of mentees in the peer learning arm of the initiative. My work involves facilitating knowledge exchange, guiding discussions on environmental management, and helping participants connect theory with practical applications. I also support them in building clarity around their career paths and developing the skills needed to thrive in the sustainability space.

Altogether, my career focus has been on advancing environmental sustainability by combining technical knowledge, project experience, and peer-driven learning to strengthen capacity in the next generation of environmental leaders.