(1)Chukwuemeka Afigbo


Chukwuemeka Afigbo joined Facebook from Google, where he served until 2015 before being replaced by Aniedi Udo-Obong.

Afigbo currently manages Strategic Product Partnerships for Facebook in Sub-Saharan Africa and has been instrumental in Mark Zuckerberg’s Nigeria tour.

(2)Ime Archibon

Ime Archibong is the Director, Strategic Partnerships at Facebook, where he leads a team working to connect Facebook’s products and strategies with various business partners.

Archibong and his team have worked on everything related to Facebook including the Messenger app. Prior to joining Facebook, Ime was an Advanced Technology Business Development Professional at IBM.


(3)Nmachi Jidenma

Nmachi Jidenma manages Payments and Commerce Partnerships for Facebook Global, right from the heart of San Francisco Bay Area.

With previous experiences working at PayPal, Google and JP Morgan, she also happens to be the founder of CPAfrica.


(4)Ebele Okobi

Ebele Okobi has headed Public Policy for Facebook in Africa for the past 2 years. She was the former Global Head & Senior Legal Director, Human Rights for Yahoo!

bravo and great. Lord please help me and my life I want to work with CNN and BBC please help me

I am green with Envy!

(5)Laurence Adeyemi

Laurence Aderemi built Moni, a person-to-person money transfer app, which won the 2013 edition of Start with e-novation.

Apparently, his competence got the attention of Mark Zuckerberg, who hired him to head Payments and Commerce Partnerships for Facebook Global.

(6) Morin oluwole
Having been raised in Nigeria but lived in 3 continents, Morin Oluwole is a polyglot — she speaks about 5 languages. This is probably why she sealed a role as the Chief of Staff, VP Global Marketing Solutions at Facebook.

UPDATE 1: Morin Oluwole has since taken up a new position as the Luxury Vertical Lead for Facebook/Instagram.

(7)

Lauryn (Hale) Ogbechie

Lauryn Ogbechie (L)
Lauryn Ogbechie leads a Strategic Partnership team within Facebook’s Global Platform Partnerships organisation in Menlo Park, CA. In this role she partners with mobile developers to help them build, grow and monetise their apps through the integration of Facebook platform products.

Prior to Facebook, Ogbechie worked as a digital organiser for President Obama’s re-election campaign.

(Francis Ebong


Francis Ebong joined Facebook in November 2015 where he has since acted in the capacity of Director, Online Operations. Francis is a graduate of The George Washington University.

(9)Teniola Adedipe

Prior to joining Facebook, Teniola Adedipe served in two capacities within Konga, in the space of 14 months. She started out as the Head, Merchandise Planning in January 2014, she then went on to become Associate Director, Retail Operations.

Teniola Adedipe is now the Program Manager, Deal Desk & Global Agency at Facebook, New York City area.

(10)Monica ugwi

Still relatively new at the company, Monica Ugwi works with the Product Operations division of Facebook. Prior to that, she was an Engagement Manager for McKinsey & Company and an Analyst at Goldman Sachs.

A graduate of Computer Science, Ugwi also holds a Masters in Business Administration from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.

(11) Ibrahim sekonii


Ibrahim Sekoni is Facebook’s Product Specialist at San Francisco Bay Area. His previous experience no doubt played a huge role in blending him into Facebook.

Prior to joining Facebook, he was the Mobile Product Manager at optionXpress where he managed the top-rated mobile trading App across multiple Mobile platforms. He also worked as a Business Analyst at Phoenix bits LTD overseeing various operations. He joined Facebook in April 2015.

12-Olaoluwa Okelola

Olaoluwa Okelola is one of the few Nigerian-born software engineers at Facebook.

Having completed his secondary education at the International School Ibadan, Okelola proceeded to Avi-Cenna International School and Howard University, Washington DC, to complete his secondary and university education respectively. He then joined Microsoft as Explorer Intern in January 2005 and left in August the same year for Google where he worked as an Engineering intern from May 2006 until August 2006.

Okelola joined Facebook in 2007 and has been there ever since.

13-Barbara Mbanefo
Barbara Mbanefo is another Nigerian-born software Engineer at Facebook, where she develops iOS applications that help businesses connect with their customers.

Mbanefo completed her primary and secondary education in Nigeria before proceeding to France to obtain her Masters degree in Software Engineering. She speaks French fluently. Prior to joining Facebook in May 2016, Mbanefo worked as a Software Engineer and a Mobile App User Experience Designer in France, Canada and Hollywood, California

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short clip of d facebook ceo in naija. Watch dis

https://www.facebook.com/elixirposts/videos/519459001580025/

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Kunbi Adeyemo
Kunbi Adeyemo has served in two capacities at Facebook. Between 2013 and 2014, she was on the Facebook North America Small and Medium Business Team as a Customer Insights Analyst.

In December 2014, Adeyemo moved up to the San Francisco Bay Area, where she has since served as Facebook’s Diversity Programs Manager – Women in Computer Science.


Isaac Nwokocha

After obtaining a First Class degree in Mechanical Engineering degree from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka in 2010, Isaac Nwokocha tried his hands out on entrepreneurship; he co-founded two startups, including real-time road traffic web app, TrafficDey.

Probably deciding he had had enough of entrepreneurship, Nwokocha proceeded to Stanford for a Master’s Degree in Management Science and Engineering. No sooner had he completed his Masters Degree than he secured a role as a Product Data Integrity, Community Operations/Project Manager at Facebook.

Michael Awotedu

Armed with an MBA in Finance (summa cum laude) from the University of Tampa John H. Sykes College of Business, Michael Awotedu works in Risk Program Management at Facebook where he helps to facilitate strategy, and execution for Risk Management on products like FB games, Oculus VR and Ads.

Prior to Facebook, Awotedu oversaw Risk Management for Walmart’s $30 billion check cashing portfolio.

PS: I happen to know Michael Awotedu personally, as he hails from my alma mater — Federal Government College, Odogbolu (I couldn’t resist the temptation to let you in on that).

Dapo Olopade

Dapo Olopade started her career as a journalist Washington, covering the 2008 campaign and the Obama era for publications including The Atlantic, The Guardian and The Washington Post.

Nowadays, Olopade applies her wealth of journalistic experience on the Facebook Media Partnerships Team, where she helps publishers take advantage of Facebook, from a business and product perspective. She maintains a painstakingly detailed personal website.

Make e no be like I dey hate

"Good Work!!"




Name Checkers east branch right now......

Brilliant indeed, their job is one I'd do anything humanly possible to get if given the opportunity.

This is quite impressive... Thumbs up to this brilliant NIGERIAN minds regardless of their tribes

This is awe-inspiring!
Just imagining the professionalism and staff welfare package!

nice one

Good and great. Somebody help me abeg, Wetin Hausa people dey do for this country? Only to dey drag power with southerns

Good work.

God bless my country.. We have both the good, the bad and the ugly.

God almighty bless ndi igbo

one will never see hausas on the list.....parasites

All igbo

E make sense,

U cn nver see any hausa ppl der, instead dey will b busy bombing and doing rubbish

They all have impressive profiles.

ProudlyNaija biko!

omocheche:
Good and great. Somebody help me abeg, Wetin Hausa people dey do for this country? Only to dey drag power with southerns

Your former parasite comment was hilarious

egbaguy2:
one will never see hausas on the list.....parasites

Spotted already lmao; @Omocheche, I mixed up the comment

Nigeria is filled with brilliant people especially from the Southern part of the country. The development of this country lies mostly in their hands. It is just that tribalism and Nepotism has beclouded the minds and reasoning of our leadership team hence one sided appointements all over...,

But shebi dem say na only drug those people dey push for there.

What is all these? Abi Facebook get drug branch?

Abeg wey that 'I am not understanding' meme

Thats nice... Nigerians making us proud.
God bless Nigeria.

Too many names. You sure they're all instrumental to the company? For all I know some may work only as janitors and moderators at best.


By the way, does anybody know proper information how one can become a facebook moderator?

I always thought intelligent brilliant Nigerians are only those outside Nigeria,but recently my notion and perception about this notion has changed since I started interacting and working with some Nigerians living inside Nigeria. The most powerful resources that can change Nigeria isn't the crude oil but the human resources in Nigeria. The amalgamation of all these brilliant intelligent Nigerians and encouraging them with a conducive environment will transport Nigeria into the league of great nations ,but as long as Nigeria keep getting the leadership angle wrong that can't recognize this fact then the nation will keep having problems