Mr Benedict is an experienced and consultant clinical psychologist, a qualified behaviour analyst (QBA), learning and neurodevelopmental specialist and a certified mental health practitioner with a demonstrated history of excellent practice within and outside Nigeria. Mr Benedict is skilled in clinical evaluation, diagnosis and management of developmental disorders such as Autism, ADHD, Specific Learning Disorders, Intellectual Disability etc, as well as co-morbid mental health conditions.

He has over a decade experience within and outside Nigeria providing interventions for different developmental conditions. He has worked with several organisations and clinics as a developmental specialist.

Mr Benedict had his Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Masters of Science (M.Sc) in Clinical Psychology at University of Lagos. He obtained his Qualified Behaviour Analyst’s certification from QABA board. He is currently a PhD candidate in Clinical Psychology. He currently works as Clinical Director at Citicare Psychology Clinic.

 He is a registered member of the Nigerian Association of Clinical Psychologist (NACP) and Nigerian Psychological Association (NPA).

He is married and blessed with two children.

Specialization: Clinical Psychologist, Behaviour Analyst

Oluremilekun Nda “Remi” Olutimayin is a trailblazing voice actor, director, and autism advocate who has redefined the African animation and audiobook industries. As West Africa’s first animation voice director, Remi has achieved recognition as the first African voice actor ranked #1 across all of Africa for both animation voice acting (2023) and audiobook narration (2024), both by (SOVAS) the Society of Voice Arts & Sciences (US).
His remarkable accolades include winning the SOVAS Voice Arts Award for Best African Voiceover Animation (2023) and Best African Audiobook Narrator (2024), the prestigious APVA Voice Director Legacy Award (2022).

With over two decades of experience, Remi pioneered the concept of “context control” in voice acting, emphasizing how actors uniquely imprint productions to create cinematic storytelling experiences. His exceptional ability to bridge creative teams and cultivate talent has created immense value across the industry – from voice directing up to 60 people on audiobook Ï’m A Graduate, Now What” and the innovative “Murder on SpaceX” audio series, to training animators to voice characters when budgets were tight, demonstrating his gift for team development and resource optimization.

His groundbreaking work includes voice directing “Our Own Area,” Nigeria’s first popular culture animation phenomenon launched in 2011, “Ajaka: Lost In Rome” animated film in 2023, and recent projects like the anticipated ZOMA Studios title “Mmanwu”. As an audiobook narrator, he won acclaim for his work on “Becoming By Grace,” maintaining rigorous ACX standards while delivering compelling narration.

Specialization: Voice Actor and Director

Camille Proctor is a remarkable advocate, dedicated mother, and a driving force behind autism awareness and inclusion initiatives. Her journey into advocacy began in 2008 when her son received an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis shortly after turning two. Faced with the challenge of finding support services for her family, Camille recognized a significant disparity within the black community regarding autism awareness and resources.

In response, she took action. In 2009, Camille Proctor founded The Color of Autism Foundation, a U.S. Non-Profit (501 c3) organization committed to educating and assisting African American families affected by autism spectrum disorders. The foundation’s mission is to empower families by helping them identify the early warning signs of autism, enabling them to become their child’s best advocate. By providing culturally competent support and training, Camille and her foundation aim to improve outcomes for children in underserved communities on the autism spectrum.

Camille’s advocacy extends beyond the autism community. She has served as a diversity and inclusion advisor for both television and film, contributing to more inclusive storytelling in the entertainment industry.

Camille Proctor’s commitment to advocating for marginalized communities has earned her significant recognition. In September 2020, she was appointed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer to the Michigan State Disability Council, supporting people with developmental disabilities in achieving their life dreams.

Camille’s voice is not confined to conferences and councils alone. She authored a CNN Essay titled “For the Walter Wallace’s of the world, the police are not the answer” in October 2020, shedding light on pressing societal issues.

Camille Proctor’s passion for education and advocacy extends to research. In March 2022, she co-authored a research paper titled “A culturally grounded autism parent training program with Black parents.”

Her dedication to diversity, equity, and inclusion is evident in her achievements. She obtained a Diversity Equity and Inclusion Certificate from Cornell University in January 2023.

Camille’s tireless efforts were further recognized when she received the Boris L. Henson 2023 Joy Award, acknowledging her outstanding contributions to advocacy and inclusion.

In September 2023, Proctor received a significant appointment to the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee (IACC). This federal advisory committee plays a crucial role in coordinating federal activities and providing advice to the HHS Secretary on autism-related issues. Camille’s role in the committee is instrumental in shaping policy and research related to autism.

In November 2023, she was named a Crain’s Detroit Business Notable Leader in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.

Camille Proctor’s journey is an inspiring testament to the power of advocacy, education, and inclusion. Her unwavering commitment to making a difference in the lives of individuals and families affected by autism is a beacon of hope and change.

Osezusi Bolodeoku – is an International Behavior Analyst and Qualified Autism Services Practitioner and founder and CEO of FOS ABA Centre and Creative Hub, an inclusive creative center that helps to nurture creativity, social skills, emotional intelligence, and other practical skills that all children need to succeed and thrive in the world.

As founder of FOS ABA Centre and Creative Hub, she champions early intervention and inclusive education, emphasizing creative approaches to developmental progress. Her advocacy extends to international platforms, including the GTB Autism Conference, and the International Society for Autism Research (INSAR) Annual Meeting 2025 in Seattle, where she promotes neurodiversity acceptance, awareness, and contributes to global dialogue on innovative intervention approaches.

Specialisation: International Behaviour Analyst and Qualified Autism services Practitioner

Bernadette N. Kilo, M.D: is a Cameroonian-born medical doctor who graduated from Ross University School of Medicine, Dominica West Indies.

Her real-life experiences and in-depth knowledge of Autism Spectrum Disorder allow Dr. Kilo to effortlessly and successfully manage the families she supports.

Dr. Kilo’s passion for raising Autism Awareness within her local communities, both in the US and her home country Cameroon, is evident from her involvement as a guest speaker/facilitator for the following Organizations: Cameroonian Pharmacists Association- USA, First Generation Cameroonian Organization-USA, Association of Cameroonian Physicians- USA, Cameroonian Doctors Association- UK, The Color of Autism Foundation-USA, Just Like You(JLU) Global Foundation- USA, Mountain Movers Ministries International- TN Chapter, VosaWorld Radio/TV, Cameroon Radio Television(CRTV)- Cameroon, The Voice of Hope Media- UK.

She is also featured in the documentary Navigating Autism in Communities of Color, filmed in Atlanta, GA. Beyond her professional endeavors, Dr. Kilo enjoys dancing, traveling, baking, cooking, and learning about other cultures and indigenous languages.

Specialisation: Developmental Paediatrics.

Mr Benedict is an experienced and consultant clinical psychologist, a qualified behaviour analyst (QBA), learning and neurodevelopmental specialist and a certified mental health practitioner with a demonstrated history of excellent practice within and outside Nigeria. Mr Benedict is skilled in clinical evaluation, diagnosis and management of developmental disorders such as Autism, ADHD, Specific Learning Disorders, Intellectual Disability etc, as well as co-morbid mental health conditions.

He has over a decade experience within and outside Nigeria providing interventions for different developmental conditions. He has worked with several organisations and clinics as a developmental specialist.

Mr Benedict had his Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Masters of Science (M.Sc) in Clinical Psychology at University of Lagos. He obtained his Qualified Behaviour Analyst’s certification from QABA board. He is currently a PhD candidate in Clinical Psychology and a registered member of the Nigerian Association of Clinical Psychologist (NACP) and Nigerian Psychological Association (NPA).

Specialisation: Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Behaviour Analyst and Researcher.

Afeez Akanji AbdulRasak is an inspiring specialist in early childhood and special education with 15 years of invaluable experience in nurturing and supporting children in both Nigeria and the United States.

Afeez is a scholar, lecturer, learner, and researcher who holds a BSc.Ed and an M.Ed in Early Childhood Education from the University of Lagos, where he ranked in the top two of his class. This achievement earned him a prestigious position as a lecturer at the same university in 2016. In 2018, he began his PhD in Nigeria but paused after two years to explore enriching learning opportunities. In 2021, Afeez took advantage of a fully funded PhD opportunity in the United States.

Currently, he is a doctoral scholar in Early Childhood Education/Special Education at Oakland University in Michigan and serves as a lecturer at the University of Lagos.

Afeez’s expertise led to his appointment as the Consultant Head of the School and the Deputy Director of the Bilingual International Academy in Abuja, a project that commits Afeez to providing children and teachers with inspirational learning experiences that meet global standards.

In the United States, he actively fosters a community of learners among preschool children and, in particular, African American children, helping them achieve significant educational milestones in an inclusive environment. His support extends to teachers in various preschools, where he collaborates with parents and community leaders to provide vital professional assistance.

Afeez is a qualitative researcher who focuses on the experiences of parents and teachers to enhance their ability to support children. He serves as one of the trainers for the Color of Autism Foundation in Michigan, sharing his expertise with parents and caregivers of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Furthermore, he is a trained literacy expert in Literacy Essential Practices in Michigan and supports children using appropriate trauma-informed strategies. His commitment to special education drives him to assist children with suspected and diagnosed disorders, with his dissertation centered on the experiences of parents of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Having worked with over 1,000 children in both Nigeria and the United States, Afeez exemplifies leadership and mentorship, creating a legacy of over 30 successful mentees in Early Childhood Education. His innovative spirit has led to his appointment as Chairman of the Halymah Ibrahim Babangida Foundation, where he advocates for educational empowerment for girls and the alleviation of poverty through education.

Afeez completed a program at Harvard Business School through the Social Enterprise Initiative (Upswell Forum 2024), where he refined his strategies to become a highly sought-after global leader.

He is also the founder of The Child Expert Clinic, an online platform designed to empower parents, teachers, caregivers, policymakers, educational leaders, and professionals with best practices for child development. Through this initiative, he has created over 110 educational videos to educate parents and other professionals about developmental and behavioral patterns in children.

Afeez demonstrates proven strengths in several key areas:

– Early Childhood Pedagogy
– Autism Spectrum Disorder
– Special Education and Early Intervention Strategies
– Mental Health
– Applied Behavior Analysis
– Family Education
– Literacy Development
– Children’s Assessment and Support for Early Intervention
– Adverse Childhood Trauma
– Professional Training

As an active member of multiple professional organizations, Afeez continues to inspire and influence the fields of early childhood education and special education.

Specialization: Early Childhood Education

Ade Otubanjo: a speech pathologist who received a master’s degree from New York University (NYU). Currently, I work with the New York City Department of Education and New York City Department of Health early intervention. I also train students in the speech-language pathology program from the Long Island University in New York City, for the CFY (clinical fellowship year). I have received several awards, training, and participated in several conferences:
John F. Kennedy, JR. Award for Excellence as a Direct Support Professional

Professional Leadership Affiliations

• The Kennedy Fellows Program, John F. Kennedy, Jr. Institute for Worker Education, The City University of New York, Kennedy Fellow
  October 2012: Presented training workshops to special education teachers and education administrators in Trinidad and Tobago. Trip sponsored by the Ministry of Education in collaboration with the City University of New York.
• My GOAL Autism Inc., Partner and Affiliated Speech-Language Therapist
  June 2013 to present: Presented training workshops in Accra, Ghana to special education teachers, parents, and other professional in the special needs community. Children were screened and evaluated for speech, occupational, and physical therapy-related services and special education needs.
  Winter 2014: Training workshops, evaluations and therapy sessions scheduled in Accra, Ghana and Liberia.
• National Black Association for Speech-Language-Hearing (NBASLH), Board Member
• American Speech Hearing and Language Association, (ASHA, member)

A highly respected Board-Certified Behaviour Analyst (MSc, BCBA, UKBA(cert), IBAO) and the Founder of All Behaviour Consultancy. Based in London, she leads a team specialising in delivering compassionate, inclusive behaviour support to schools and families across the UK.

With over 23 years of experience supporting children and young people with autism and other developmental or learning disabilities, Georgiana combines deep clinical expertise with a strong commitment to dignity, autonomy, and equitable access.

Georgiana’s practice spans early years, mainstream and specialist education, adult and family-based interventions. Her leadership is defined by a values-driven approach to supervision, grounded in psychological safety and servant leadership. She is known for mentoring aspiring behaviour analysts and fostering a workplace culture rooted in compassion, accountability, and continuous growth.

She is an active member of the UK Society for Behaviour Analysis and the Applied Behaviour Analysis Forum, and serves on several international boards, advisory panels, and trustee roles. A passionate advocate for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), Georgiana works at the intersection of race and neurodiversity—leading change within systems that marginalise neurodivergent children, especially those from racialised communities.

Specialization: Behaviour Analyst

Solape Azazi is a dedicated autism advocate, International Behavior Analyst (IBA), and a Qualified Autism Services Practitioner Supervisor (QASP-S). She serves as the Executive Director of Cradle Lounge Special Needs Initiative, a nonprofit committed to promoting awareness, acceptance, and meaningful support for individuals with autism and their families.

In addition to her professional roles, Solape is a children’s book author, documentary film producer, and a parent navigator, offering hands-on guidance to families of autistic individuals. Her work is driven by a deep personal and professional commitment to advancing autism awareness, expanding access to services, and shaping policies that foster true inclusion across Nigeria.

Specialization: Autism Advocacy, Early Intervention, Family-Centered Behavioral Therapy, Inclusive Education Support, Community Awareness Campaigns

Camiella is a Licensed, Board-Certified Behavior Analyst, International Behavior Analyst, and is now a PhD Candidate, who has 15 years experience in the field working with toddlers, children, teens, and adults who are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, and different conditions in addition to autism. She works as a Director of an ABA Program and has built a thriving clinic in New Jersey, USA, together with a team of professionals. Owen Health Care is a multiservice firm delivering holistic care to children, teens and adults who require support for mental health conditions, medication management, care management, and now ABA. As the Director and BCBA, she provides tailored services to each client with a focus on their abilities that can help them overcome their challenges. With a growing team of professionals including registered behavior technicians, BCaBAs, and Care Coordinators, everyone is a priority and receives support, including the family as a whole. With her doctoral degree, she hopes to continue to develop other avenues for families to gain access to ABA support and services in North America and around the world.

Specialization: Board-Certified Behavior Analyst, International Behavior Analyst

Professor Mashudat Bello-Mojeed is a Professor of Psychiatry and Public Health at the Crown University Intl. USA, and the Kings and Queens Medical University College, Ghana. She is also a Chief Consultant Psychiatrist/Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist at the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service Centre of the Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria. She is a Fellow of both the West African College of Physicians and the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria. She holds dual PhDs – in Child Adolescent Mental Health, and Special Needs Education. She is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Public Speaker, Author, Mental Health Advocate, a University Lecturer, Educational Director, and a Senior Research Faculty.

She is a leading expert/researcher in the field of Autism and other Developmental Disorders in Africa with many research paper publications on the topic. Her publications include original research articles, review papers, intervention studies, and book chapters on autism spectrum disorders among the African population of individuals with the spectrum of conditions. In addition to working with individuals with autism and other neurodevelopment disorders, she is actively involved in delivering quality patient care, scientific research, and training of specialist and non-specialist caregivers, including young persons, teachers, and parents, and manage persons with special needs across the lifespan. She works closely with parents, family caregivers and their affected children in the community, schools, and clinical settings. She strongly advocates for autism and continually collaborates with researchers within and outside Nigeria in a cross-cultural training of trainers including family caregivers and other non-specialist caregivers.

She is a seasoned local and international resource person. She participated at different forums as a vibrant Guest and Keynote Speaker on various topical issues related to autism spectrum disorders and mental health issues in high-resource and low-resource settings. She is committed to bridging important gaps in knowledge about comprehensive health, evidence-based interventions, and improved well-being of individuals with autism in Low- and Middle-Income Countries such as Nigeria and other African countries. She is passionate about the well-being of persons with autism, unraveling their latent talents, ensuring the development of their full potential with optimal outcomes, and providing support for affected individuals and their caregivers from whatever background in the community.

Specialization: Adolescent Psychiatrist

Oyeyemi Patricia Adako is a distinguished educator, autism advocate, and internationally published researcher whose pioneering work is redefining how technology, particularly artificial intelligence, is applied in special needs education. As the Executive Director of the Education for Autism Initiative (EAI), she leads transformative programs that promote inclusive, adaptive learning environments for children with autism.

Mrs. Adako holds a Master of Arts in Education from Anglia Ruskin University, and her expertise spans curriculum innovation, assistive technologies, and cross-cultural pedagogy. Her groundbreaking research on AI-integrated learning strategies has earned her multiple peer-reviewed publications in international journals. Her forthcoming book, Smart Learning: AI Tools for Autistic Education, commissioned by Cambridge Scholars Publishing, a distinguished academic press based in the United Kingdom, further establishes her as a global authority in AI-powered special education.

With over a decade of teaching and leadership experience, Mrs. Adako has consistently bridged academic theory and practice. She has provided expert training to educators, partnered with international institutions on research projects, and advocated for policy reform to strengthen the rights of neurodivergent children. Her work reflects a rare combination of academic rigor, technological fluency, and heartfelt advocacy.

Mrs. Adako’s vision is simple yet profound: a world in which every autistic child, regardless of geography, has access to personalized, empowering education that unlocks their full potential.

Specialization: Artificial Intelligence

Lanre Duyile is the President and CEO of Behaviorprise Consulting Inc., a company that operates residential, day program and ABA facilities for people living with developmental disabilities in Ontario, Canada. Lanre is also an Adjunct Professor and Graduate Student Advisor at the Institute for Applied Behavior Science, Endicott College, Beverly, Massachusetts, USA.

Lanre completed an advanced diploma in Behavior Science Technology from George Brown College, Toronto and then an undergraduate degree in Psychology from York University, Toronto. He proceeded to Florida Institute of Technology where he completed his master’s degree in professional Behavior Analysis. He is a board-certified Behavior Analyst as well as a registered behavior analyst with the College of Psychologists and Behavior Analysts of Ontario.