Olushola O. Olajobi is an accomplished environmental visual artist, art historian, and seasoned sustainability professional serving as the Programs Manager at ‘For Nature and Future Eco-Green Initiative (FONAFEGI).

With an MA in Art History from the University of Lagos, Olajobi brings a unique, interdisciplinary approach to environmental stewardship, merging creative climate advocacy with strategic leadership.
An expert in project management and community mobilization, Olajobi boasts an extensive track record of guiding green initiatives.

He previously served as the Director of Programmes and Art Curator at The Waste Museum, Moniya, Ibadan, and as a Project Manager and Director of Outreach for the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) Youth Nigeria among other roles. His career is defined by an exceptional ability to birth community-driven projects centering on localized solutions for global impacts, including steering the Sustainable Organic Backyard Garden for Climate Smart Agriculture initiative.

Furthermore, his research on circularity and eco-friendly waste management has been highlighted at major global platforms, including the 19th ACASA Triennial Symposium at the University of Chicago, and Circularity Africa Conference by ACERPIN.
Olajobi is an integral asset to the FONAFEGI executive team bringing extensive expertise in climate change awareness, nature preservation, and eco-friendly practices that directly mirrors the organization’s mission to combat the triple planetary crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution.

Backed by years of youth leadership and strategic communication roles, Olajobi is uniquely equipped to orchestrate grassroots environmental advocacy and growth drive to help empowers local communities to reduce their carbon and eco-footprints, turning FONAFEGI’s vision of a just transition into a living reality.