The Better Future Foundation Amodu (BFFA) has clearly defined governing bodies that ensure the foundation is managed in a transparent, efficient and responsible manner. These bodies work closely together to ensure that the foundation’s purpose is fulfilled in a sustainable and long-term way.
The Board of Trustees is one of the foundation’s central governing bodies and supports the strategic direction as well as the proper administration of BFFA.
Dr. Valeria Dora
Mr Collins Okonkwo
The Executive Board supports the foundation with advice and practical assistance and is responsible for strategic decisions as well as for overseeing the foundation’s activities. Members of the Executive Board:
Mrs Catherine Dora-Van-Kerschaver
Dr. Ernest Iyke Orji
A key element of BFFA’s work is the local Planning Committee in Amodu, Nigeria. This body is responsible for the practical implementation of the scholarship programme and works closely with the scholarship recipients and their families. In addition, the Planning Committee organises regular meetings to discuss matters relating to the Better Future Foundation Amodu, review current developments and prepare organisational decisions. The outcomes of these meetings are forwarded to the foundation’s two founders, ensuring continuous communication between the local implementation and the strategic leadership.
Mrs Onyeabor Joy Nwuka
Headmistress of a Primary School
Mr Ekwochi Emeka
Former BFFA Scholarship Recipient
Mr Ekene Eneh
Mrs Cecilia Mbah
Former Headmistress of a Secondary School in Amodu
Ms Patience Obuna
Ehemalige BFFA-Stipendiatin
Mr Emmanuel Ebiem
Mr Emmanuel Chukwuemeka Ogbodo
The members of the Planning Committee are involved mainly on a voluntary basis. Their responsibilities include, among others:
Through its close local presence, the Planning Committee ensures that support is provided in a targeted and effective way.
BFFA is fully aware of the great commitment shown by everyone involved and greatly appreciates their dedication. The clear division of responsibilities and the close cooperation with the founders contribute significantly to the success of the scholarship programme.
