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Our Founders

We are led by professionals with lived experience and years of expertise in building communities, creating programs, and guiding career development across Africa.

Co-Founder

Jeremiah Ajayi

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Jeremiah is a marketer, builder, and career empowerment advocate. Over the last few years, he has created platforms like Digivention, Write to Win, and The Phat Enterprise, each focused on helping overlooked talent thrive.

Through this work, he’s met many queer professionals navigating bias and burnout in silence. That experience, paired with his own, led him to co-found EmpowerQ: a focused effort to provide queer people with the tools they need to succeed in the workplace.

Outside of EmpowerQ, Jeremiah works in marketing and mentors young creatives looking to find their voice.

Co-Founder

Adekunle Adewale

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 Adekunle also known as Countess Sasha Seduction, is a law graduate with an LLB in Nigerian Legal System and an LLM in European and International Business Law.


As a vocal advocate for queer Nigerians, they have been instrumental in advancing visibility within the community, particularly through their involvement in the Nigerian ballroom scene and currently the European ballroom scene .

Their work and personal journey have been featured in multiple international media outlets such as Attitude Magazine, Essence Magazine and MinorityAfrica, .


This commitment to advocacy led them to co-found EmpowerQ alongside Jeremiah Ajayi, with the mission to equip queer professionals with the tools to succeed in the workplace.

Outside of EmpowerQ, Sasha works as a Drag Artist, Art Director and Production Designer, and contributes their expertise within the legal industry.

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