LEADERSHIP & GOVERNANCE
PEPNET is committed to transparent, accountable, and values-driven leadership that advances its mission of promoting peace education, leadership development, civic engagement, social cohesion, and community resilience.
Our governance and leadership structures provide strategic direction, accountability, oversight, and stewardship to ensure the organisation remains impactful, sustainable, and responsive to the needs of the communities it serves.
Governance Structure
PEPNET Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees serves as the highest governance body of PEPNET. The Board provides strategic oversight, fiduciary responsibility, policy guidance, and long-term stewardship of the organisation’s vision, mission, and sustainability.
Moses ABOLADE
Executive Director, Peace Education and Practice Network (PEPNET)
Moses ABOLADE is a Peacebuilding Consultant, trainer, and facilitator advancing peace education, leadership, and community resilience initiatives.
Oluwaseyi Nicholas Logun
PEPNET Regional Coordinator (Southwest Nigeria)
Oluwaseyi is a Human Resource Manager, Administrator and Project Manager with a cumulative decade of experience.
PEPNET Advisory Council
The PEPNET Advisory Council is a distinguished body of respected professionals, academics, policymakers, practitioners, and thought leaders who provide strategic guidance to strengthen the organisation’s vision, governance, programmes, and long term sustainability. Drawing on their diverse expertise and global perspectives, Council members support PEPNET’s mission to advance peace education, foster innovation, and expand its impact across Nigeria, Africa, and the world.
Moses ABOLADE
Executive Director, Peace Education and Practice Network (PEPNET)
Moses ABOLADE is a Peacebuilding Consultant, trainer, and facilitator advancing peace education, leadership, and community resilience initiatives.
Oluwaseyi Nicholas Logun
PEPNET Regional Coordinator (Southwest Nigeria)
Oluwaseyi is a Human Resource Manager, Administrator and Project Manager with a cumulative decade of experience.
PEPNET Fellows and Patrons
PEPNET Fellows and Patrons are accomplished individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to peacebuilding, education, leadership, and sustainable development. As champions of PEPNET’s mission, they contribute their knowledge, experience, networks, and influence to promote collaboration, mentor emerging leaders, and strengthen the organisation’s capacity to create lasting social impact.
Moses ABOLADE
Executive Director, Peace Education and Practice Network (PEPNET)
Moses ABOLADE is a Peacebuilding Consultant, trainer, and facilitator advancing peace education, leadership, and community resilience initiatives.
Oluwaseyi Nicholas Logun
PEPNET Regional Coordinator (Southwest Nigeria)
Oluwaseyi is a Human Resource Manager, Administrator and Project Manager with a cumulative decade of experience.
Hall of Peacebuilders
The PEPNET Hall of Peacebuilders is the organisation’s highest recognition, honouring exceptional individuals whose leadership, service, innovation, and lifelong contributions have advanced peacebuilding, conflict transformation, education, justice, and human development. Through this distinction, PEPNET celebrates inspiring changemakers whose legacy continues to shape more peaceful, inclusive, and resilient communities for present and future generations.
Moses ABOLADE
Executive Director, Peace Education and Practice Network (PEPNET)
Moses ABOLADE is a Peacebuilding Consultant, trainer, and facilitator advancing peace education, leadership, and community resilience initiatives.
Oluwaseyi Nicholas Logun
PEPNET Regional Coordinator (Southwest Nigeria)
Oluwaseyi is a Human Resource Manager, Administrator and Project Manager with a cumulative decade of experience.
Executive Leadership
PEPNET’s Executive Leadership provides strategic and operational leadership for the organisation, ensuring effective programme implementation, partnership development, organisational management, and mission delivery.
Moses ABOLADE
Executive Director, Peace Education and Practice Network (PEPNET)
Moses ABOLADE is a leading African peacebuilding practitioner, conflict transformation specialist, peace educator, and international development consultant committed to advancing peace infrastructure, peace education, and sustainable peacebuilding across Africa and beyond. He is the Founder and Executive Director of the Peace Education and Practice Network (PEPNET), where he provides strategic leadership to initiatives that strengthen social cohesion, democratic participation, youth leadership, and conflict transformation.
Since founding PEPNET in 2018, Moses has led the design and implementation of over 80 peacebuilding, education, governance, and community development programmes, directly impacting more than 7,000 beneficiaries and reaching over 1.5 million people through media, advocacy, training, and public engagement initiatives. He has also facilitated over 100 trainings, workshops, dialogues, and conferences for educators, youth leaders, civil society organisations, faith actors, government institutions, and development practitioners.
Beyond PEPNET, Moses serves as a Peacebuilding Consultant with Peace Catalyst International (PCI), USA, and the World Citizen Peace Ambassador Center, supporting programme development, partnership building, training, and peacebuilding initiatives across diverse contexts. His expertise spans peace education, conflict transformation, conflict sensitivity, stakeholder engagement, institutional strengthening, and systems-based approaches to sustainable peace.
He is the architect of several innovative initiatives, including the Peace Education Training Manual (PETMANUAL), Peace Education for Secondary Schools (PESS), Peace Zone Media Platform, and the Peace Education and Practice Conference (PEPCON), all designed to strengthen local capacities for peace and leadership.
Moses has received several national and international recognitions, including the Erdall Lowell Peace Ambassador Award, the Global Peace Leadership Award, and the Rick Love Young Innovators Award. He has also represented youth and civil society voices in engagements connected to the United Nations, African Union, Community of Democracies, and other international platforms.
His vision is to institutionalise peace education and strengthen peace infrastructure that empowers communities, transforms conflict, and promotes sustainable development across Africa and the world.