Global Connections, Local Support
At RAIN-SPEN, our commitment to inclusive education extends beyond Nigeria’s borders. We are proud to have a growing network of International Liaison Officers, passionate advocates and partners who support our mission in key regions across the globe.
These representatives help foster international relationships, coordinate support, and serve as points of contact for families, educators, donors, and institutions interested in working with RAIN-SPEN.
Indianapolis, USA
Dr. Kehinde Oyeniyi
+1(463) 204 8970
+1(463) 204 8970
Dubia, UAE
Mr. Tunji Adebayo
+9715 5442 8089
+9715 5442 8089
Benin Republic
Dr. Kel Magnus
+2349 0120 88678
+2349 0120 88678
Ontario, Canada
Dr. Muyideen Adewale
+1(437) 994 4562
+1(437) 994 4562
Nairobi, Kenya
Mrs. Florence Guntai
+277 3136 9561
+277 3136 9561
Accra, Ghana
Mr. Anane-Adjei Joseph
+233 24938 3574
+233 24938 3574
United Kingdom
Mrs. Bunmi Adedeji
+23470 3949 9767
+23470 3949 9767
Lusaka, Zambia
Mrs. Violet Vwalika
+2609 5421 8003
+2609 5421 8003
Uganda
Mr. Emmanuel Lyada
+2567 8867 9203
+2567 8867 9203
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