Usama Ado Shehu

Usama Ado Shehu is an emerging leader within the global fight for peace and Climate sustainability. The Founder of Charity Life Foundation, Creative Director of Uszkido Creative Concepts Ltd, Secretary General of Jos Tech Community has so far worked for a world where we champion peace and not war.

A lead strategist, Usama has worked with a team and the peace building network to develop an initiative for demilitarisation which adopts a holistic approach to sustainable change involving key stakeholders at all stages.

Usama is motivated by connecting people in the fight for world peace, Climate change and is an avid networker, community organiser and one of the hosts to your favorite show My Weekly Entrepreneur which brings you interesting and well documented biographies, interviews and business ideas from entrepreneurs across the globe.

This has given Usama a unique opportunity to learn from a diverse group of change makers which has built upon his formal education which includes a Degree in Physics (Bsc) from Federal University Gusau and a Cetificate from Institute of Economics and Peace online Peace Academy.

Usama is a member of the Nigeria Youth SDGs Network, Yali Network, International Peace Commission, United Nations International Federation of Youth for Water and Climate UN1FY, Leadership, Effectiveness, Accountability, and Professionalism Leap Africa, Lost and Damage Youth Coalition LDYC, Community action against plastic waste CAPws and the Youth and Non-governmental organization YOUNGO, an arm of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. He is a trained leader in the impact of plastic and Action achieved through the prestigious Cornell University, and an active campaigner against plastic waste and pollution. He serves as Team lead Plateau for Arewa Youth Development and Awareness Group

On a mission to will world Peace and Climate sustainablity, please feel free to reach out for media and partnership enquires.

I have worked in this field for a couple of years, and I have seldom been as excited by an initiative as I am by African Peace and Climate Sustainability AFRIPCS. Their ideas and actions are so fresh and innovative. Their enthusiasm and energy seem boundless. I have little doubt that this project could have a very significant impact in engaging a wider, younger, more diverse audience and turning them into informed campaigners on the two most crucial issues facing humanity, conflict and climate.