Foka Sherifatu Kinyuy is a young woman who has dedicated her life to helping adolescent girls and young women. Born and raised in Cameroon, she is a geographer and educator by profession. However, Foka's true passion lies in promoting peace, equality, reproductive health and human rights for young girls and women.

Foka is a teen coach, a peace and equality ambassador for Comagend, and the Miss Yali Peace West Region of Cameroon. As a global school mentor, Foka has inspired many young girls to strive for their education and achieve their dreams. She believes that education is a key to self-empowerment, which is why she advocates for comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education for adolescent girls and young women.

Foka is also the Girls Advisory Board member for Comagend. In this capacity, she has helped to create programs that teach girls about the importance of their rights, and how to advocate for themselves. Foka's work is centered on peacebuilding, advocacy, reproductive health, human rights, and SDG advocacy. She believes that every girl deserves a chance to thrive, and she is committed to making that a reality in her community and beyond. Overall, Foka is an inspiration to many young girls and women, and her work is creating a ripple of positive change across her region and the world. She serves as the Community Based Councilor for Darem, to stamp out GBV from her communities and to support survivors through counseling and PSS.

Nangsinyuy Ngo Modest is a skilled Communication And Development expert with a deep commitment to women and girls' rights in societies plagued by Gender-Based Violence. Through her involvement in the civic space, she has developed a strong passion for addressing these issues. Nangsinyuy has generously volunteered her time and expertise with organizations such as SUDAHSER and HOPE for Better Future (H4BF). Currently, she serves as a Girls Advisory Board Member with COMAGEND, contributing her insights for the past two years. In her role as a project staff at the Martin Luther Kings Jr Memorial Foundation, working on the UNFPA-CERF project as a social worker, she has gained invaluable experience in the Gender Department, witnessing the realities faced by women and girls, especially during times of crisis. This exposure has fueled her determination to work closely with women and girls from diverse communities, enabling her to connect, mentor, and support other AGYW (Adolescent Girls and Young Women) in achieving their personal goals in her own meaningful way.

Buji Francisca Mbong is an environmental/Climate activist, AGYW, SRHR advocate, Peace and Equality ambassador, a conscript of the national civic service agency for participation in Development, a first aider and front liner.

She holds a bachelor's degree in Geography from the university of Buea where she served as the Auditor 1 of the university of Buea Geography Department.  She is a girl's right advocate with a broad range of professional and supervisory training especially in areas of gender management, sustainability and advocacy.
 
She is a fearless individual who looks at challenges as an opportunity to learn.  She pictures a society where young women will change the narrative by reconstructing the construct of Gender lens because they deserve better than what is served.

Habiba Jai Jibo, at the age of 22, is a dedicated advocate for girls and women's sexual reproductive health and rights. Having recently completed her degree in nursing, she brings a strong foundation in healthcare to her activism. For the past six years, Habiba has been actively involved in advocating for gender equality and empowerment, particularly in the areas of women's health, gender-based violence, and girls' rights. As the President of the Girls Advisory Board for COMAGEND, she has successfully led initiatives aimed at amplifying the voices of young girls. Habiba's commitment extends beyond her local community, as she serves as a Country Ambassador for #SHEcan, working towards building a global network of empowered young girls who are knowledgeable about their sexual reproductive health and rights. With her passion and dedication, Habiba strives to create a supportive and informed community where all girls can exercise control over their own bodies and lives.
 

Nubia Hyacintha Nahbila is graduate from the University of Bamenda. Bsc. Maritime transport and logistics. An AGYW, Peace and Equality Ambassador.  A Public relations officers, a poet a writer (novel, prose,drama) and a performer. A photo model.

She is passionate about adding her voice to bring about a chance where in young women and girl issues will not be ignored especially when these women are not represented where the decision is being taken.Nubia enjoys speaking up for girls and young women who do not have the voice.

She enjoys public speaking, traveling, meeting new people, adventures and reading.

She believes that young people should be able to use their arts and make their voices heard.