Leadership with Character. Service with Purpose.
Board of Trustees
Dr. Chinyere Oarhe, MD
Member, Board of Trustees
Dr. Chinyere Oarhe, MD, is a neonatology provider at Omaha, Nebraska. Asst. Pastor of the Love Family, 1999.
Dr. Stella King
Member, Board of Trustees.
Pastor and Director of Choice Optical
Bar. C.I Ezike-Dennis
Chairman
Board of Trustees
Engr. Isaac Oribioye
Member, Board of Trustees
Engr. Isaac Oribioye is the Lead Pastor of City of Grace Church in Bear, Delaware, and a Senior Database Architect at Oracle. He is among the founding leader of the Campus Fellowship at the University of Benin (UNIBEN) and served as the second elected President of the All Saints Youth Fellowship, UNIBEN.
He currently serves as a Member of the Board of Trustees of Doulos University.
Dr. Christian Oje Oarhe
Member, Board of Trustees.
Dr. Felix Idolor
Member, Board of Trustees
Engr. Eghosa Ogedegbe
Board of Trustees
Dr. Rex Ochuko Dafiewhare
Board of Trustees
Adjunct Faculty Member
Dr. Evans Igho Akpo
Interim President of Doulos University
an emerging online Christian university focused on affordable, flexible education and developing servant-leaders for Kingdom impact. He is an Associate Professor at Wayland Baptist University, where he previously served as Associate Dean and Lead of the Doctor of Strategic Leadership (DSL) Program, School of Humanities and Leadership.
Dr. Akpo is an experienced higher-education administrator, professor, dissertation chair, and educational leader with expertise in first generation studies, graduate education, online learning, leadership development, and international education.
He previously served as Dean of Graduate, Professional, and Online Programs at Warner Pacific University in Portland, Oregon.
His academic career includes teaching at South Texas College in McAllen, Texas; Houston Community College in Houston, Texas; Cosumnes River College in Sacramento, California; and Webster University in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Central Asia. He also completed additional studies at Hult International Business School, London, Regent's University London.
Dr. Akpo holds an Ed.D. in Executive Educational Leadership from Houston Baptist University, Texas and bachelor's and master's degrees in International Relations from Webster University, St. Louis, Missouri. He currently serves as President- Elect of the Society of Philosophy and History of Education (SOPHE).
He is the author of Are the Students Learning?: Igniting Student Learning While Improving a Student-Centered Class, Volume 1 . His professional interests include servant leadership, strategic leadership, student success, higher education, intercultural leadership, and expanding access to affordable and flexible education.
Olumese Omoaghe
Software Engineer | Educator | Social Entrepreneur | Purpose & Resilience Mentor
Adjunct Instructor
Olumese Omoaghe is a UK-based software engineer, educator and mentor with over 15 years of experience in technology, working across software development, logistics and financial technology.
He holds an MSc in Enterprise and Distributed Systems Development from Brunel University London and a BSc in Information Technology from the University of Wolverhampton. He is also a Microsoft-certified technology professional.
Olumese spent more than a decade working within a major global logistics and supply-chain organisation. He currently works as a software engineer within a leading financial technology enterprise specialising in the use of Artificial Intelligence to improve financial operations and the Order-to-Cash process. His professional interests include enterprise software development, distributed systems, APIs, security and the growing role of AI in technology and business.
Alongside his technology career, Olumese has always had a strong interest in people, purpose and personal development. He sees himself as a social entrepreneur at heart, with a particular desire to invest in people. For him, the most important return on that investment is seeing people grow, discover their potential and find the courage to move forward.
He is particularly interested in encouraging people who are experiencing life from difficult starting points or navigating seasons of disappointment, uncertainty, limited opportunity or change. His approach is practical: life will not always go according to plan, but with wisdom, resilience, the right perspective and a sense of purpose, difficult circumstances do not have to determine a person’s future.
His Christian faith is central to this outlook. It shapes his understanding of purpose, service, character and the value of people. He regularly leads and contributes to Christian teaching and conversations around faith, purpose, love, wisdom, perseverance and personal growth.
As an educator, Olumese draws from professional experience, faith and lived experience to explore subjects such as navigating life with wisdom, discovering purpose, building resilience, understanding identity, learning through adversity and remaining adaptable in a changing world.
His aim is simple: to help people navigate life with greater wisdom, resilience and purpose, and to encourage those who may have started from a difficult place to believe that where they begin does not have to determine where they finish.
Steve Harris
Adjunct Instructor
Steve Harris is a strategic business coach, entrepreneur, management consultant, author, and educator with extensive experience helping established business owners and professionals build sustainable, high-performing organizations. He is the Founder and CEO of EdgeEcution, a management consulting and capacity-development firm focused on strengthening business performance, leadership, and organizational effectiveness.
As a certified business coach and corporate activator, Steve combines practical business experience with strategic thinking, organizational development, and applied leadership principles. His approach emphasizes diagnosing structural challenges, making sound strategic decisions, and translating ideas into measurable action.
Steve is an accomplished author of From College Dropout to Corporate Sellout and From Friend to Fiancée. He is also a sought-after speaker and mentor who has addressed professional and entrepreneurial audiences internationally, including an audience of more than 2,000 people in Los Angeles.
At Doulos University, Steve brings a practitioner-scholar perspective to the classroom, equipping students with practical and academically grounded knowledge in entrepreneurship, business strategy, leadership, organizational performance, and enterprise development. He leads the School of Business.
Rev. Chris Ubamadu
Administrative Faculty
Adjunct Instructor
Rev. Chris Ubamadu is an executive leader, corporate strategist, and minister with over two decades of experience spanning corporate finance and ecclesiastical governance.
He holds a B.Sc. in Agricultural Economics from the University of Benin and an Executive MBA from Obafemi Awolowo University. Before entering full-time ministry, Rev. Ubamadu spent 18 years in commercial banking, managing corporate client portfolios at Zenith Bank, Stanbic IBTC Bank, and Union Bank PLC.
Currently, he serves as Zonal Coordinator for Church of God Mission International (CGMI), supervising over 40 branches in the Asaba Zone, and previously led the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) Lagos Island Province. A frequent speaker on biblical stewardship, he authored The Prodigal & His Money (2024). He also advises organizations on market penetration and strategy, sitting on the boards of Above Only Microfinance Bank Ltd, DGGP Global Limited, WUWI Giftings Ltd, and Morgan & Moore Concepts Ltd.
Rev. Ubamadu is married to Rev. Toyin Ubamadu, and they have three children: Ryan, Zoe, and Eliora.
Dr. Ohi Akhibi
GP Partner, GP Trainer
Adjunct Instructor
and Specialist Adviser for the Care Quality Commission (CQC) — the independent regulator of health and social care in England — with over 20 years of experience in NHS primary care and a strong focus on healthcare regulation and quality standards.
Alongside his clinical work, Ohi has built a career at the intersection of health and technology, and has a growing interest in domiciliary care, co-owning a CQC-registered home care agency with his wife.
Back in 2002, Ohi served as Campus Fellowship Pastor — a season that laid the foundation for the calling to service, leadership, and community that continues to shape his life and work today.
Bar. Ronke Ige
Adjunct Instructor
Aderonke Ige is a humanitarian lawyer, equity advocate and social impact
practitioner.
She is the founder and Lead Campaigner of Help Initiative for Social Justice and
Humanitarian Development, a non-profit committed to advancing human rights at
the intersection of climate justice, Water Justice and Women’s rights through
legislative and policy advocacy, systemic interventions, and building community
power for participatory governance.
Before her environmental campaigning, she was actively involved in criminal justice
reform at the state and national levels. Some of her legislative advocacy
breakthroughs include the Anti-kidnapping Law of Oyo State, 2016, and the AntiLand-grabbing Law, which she drafted. She co-drafted the Administration of
Criminal Justice Law of Oyo State, 2016, and co-championed the Advocacy for the
Violence Against Women Prohibition Law of Oyo State, 2016. Between 2020 and
2023, she led a successful advocacy against the anti-people National Water
Resources Bill of Nigeria (now discarded).
Aderonke has undertaken several public interest campaigns and projects locally,
nationally, regionally and internationally.
Between 2011 and 2015, she led the advocacy that birthed Community Service Law
of Oyo State, a direct intervention to enhance prison decongestion and restorative
justice in Oyo state, where she was Head of Programme at the Justice, Development
and Peace Commission (JDPC). That intervention was part of efforts to
institutionalise reformation and seamless reintegration into the Nigerian correctional
system.
Aderonke led Africa’s campaign with the Corporate Accountability and Public
Participation Africa (CAPPA) between 2020 – 2025, to promote public ownership
and democratic control of water across 8 African countries including Nigeria,
Ghana, Senegal, Cameroon, Kenya, Uganda, Mozambique and Gabon.
With the Help Initiative for Social Justice, Aderonke currently runs a hand-holding
programme for young people in grassroots communities in Nigeria, towards
dismantling some of the existential threats to the well-being and value systems of
impressionable young Nigerians, connecting them with hand-holders, and shaping
their mindsets towards inclusion and value-based self-actualisation.
Aderonke Ige holds a Law Degree from the University of Benin, Peace and Conflict
certificate from the United States Institute of Peace, and an MSc. in Global 1
Development from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University
of London, as a Chevening Scholar.
She currently runs the Help Initiative for Social Justice and Humanitarian
Development as the Lead Campaigner and Executive Director
Ayeni Babatunde Michael
Adjunct Instructor
A final-year candidate in Dental Surgery (BDS) at the University of Benin, Nigeria, specializing in medical education, dental sciences, and academic mentorship. Recognized for his systematic pedagogical approach—often publishing under the moniker Sir ABM—he has coached and mentored students across foundational medical and dental disciplines.
His institutional leadership includes two terms as President of The Love Family Fellowship, service on the Academic Board, and active membership on the University of Benin Tutorials committee. Beyond his clinical focus toward oral and maxillofacial surgery, his scholarly interests encompass medical pedagogy, healthcare research, and leadership development.
Rooted in a commitment to gospel ministry, his teaching philosophy integrates academic rigor with spiritual leadership. In the CGS curriculum, he brings a structured approach to theological and practical instruction, equipping students to articulate foundational truths with clarity, depth, and conviction.
Miss. Gift Esohe Omoregie
Adjunct Instructor
legal professional, published researcher, and emerging academic. She holds an LL.B from the University of Benin, graduating with Second Class Upper Division honours and a CGPA of 4.30. Her academic interests include law, health policy, ethics, human rights, and education, with published research reflecting her interest in addressing real-world social and legal issues.
Gift is deeply committed to Christian leadership and service. She has served in various capacities within The Love Family (TLF) Christian fellowship on campus , including as Secretary-General, Assistant Pastor, and Senior Pastor. She was also honoured as the Best Graduating Student of the Christian Growth Class by The Voice of This Age (VOTAGE) ministry . Beyond academia, she has contributed to community development through her work with NGOs, particularly in programme coordination and community-focused initiatives.
She is passionate about education that develops both intellectual excellence and Christ-centred character, and brings to academic leadership a commitment to integrity, service, excellence, and mentorship.
Thomas Joseph
Adjunct Instructor
I.T Lead. Thomas Joseph is an experienced Business Development Professional with over 7 years of FMCG industry experience, specializing in sales growth, territory management, customer relationship development, and new business acquisition. Proven ability to identify market opportunities, strengthen key client relationships, manage company assets, and drive revenue and customer profitability. A strong communicator and negotiator with a results-oriented approach, committed to delivering sustainable business growth and achieving organizational goals through effective collaboration and professionalism.
Aghogho Unukegwo
Faculty Members
healthcare administrator, registered nurse, and financial strategist whose professional practice sits at the intersection of clinical care, financial stewardship, and healthcare operations. She holds an MBA, is a Registered Nurse (RN), and is a qualified Chartered Accountant (ACCA) with over a decade of corporate finance experience. Currently, she serves as Business Partner and Head of Business Development at 5X Sense, leading organizational strategy and growth.
Beyond her administrative roles, Aghogho is a health communicator and founder of Wellness Junction, a digital initiative dedicated to mental health literacy and preventive care. Her clinical and professional journey has repeatedly affirmed the transformative power of prayer in healing and leadership—a perspective shaped by her foundational service directing the Impressions Unit in the Love Family Alumni Fellowship.
In the upcoming CGS course, Aghogho will lead instruction on the practical application and power of prayer, bridging spiritual disciplines with real-world service and wellness.
Isioma Medua
Adjunct Instructor
Isioma Medua, CRPC®, is a financial services professional, author, speaker, mentor, and Christian educator with more than 20 years of experience in financial services across three continents. She attended Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland, where she earned her master’s degree and studied financial management. She brings extensive professional expertise in wealth management, financial planning, financial literacy, and personal development.
Isioma currently leads a wealth management and financial advisory practice with a Fortune 500 company in the United States. She also serves as a Better Money Habits® Champion and a Tony Elumelu Foundation mentor, where she contributes to financial education, entrepreneurship, and leadership development.
Her teaching and mentoring are grounded in Christian faith and conviction that financial stewardship is an important component of responsible Christian living. She is particularly passionate about equipping women, young adults, immigrants, and emerging leaders with practical knowledge that enables them to make wise financial decisions, develop sustainable habits, and pursue purposeful lives.
As an instructor in the Christian Growth Series (CGS), Isioma brings together academic preparation, professional experience, mentorship, and biblical principles to help learners understand the relationship between faith, stewardship, financial responsibility, purpose, and legacy. Her approach emphasizes practical learning, personal transformation, and the application of Christian principles to everyday life.
A devoted mother, Isioma believes that true wealth extends beyond financial achievement to include the people we influence, the lives we transform, and the legacy we leave behind—with an eternal perspective at the center of it all.