Notes on Contributors
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Yusuf Sulayman, Esq., LL.M. a Partner in the law-firm of Adingwu,
Maude & Sulayman LP and a Legal Consultant for One Community
Inc., (USA), is a research enthusiast and passionate social entrepreneur.
With One Community Inc., Yusuf has drafted numerous high-level
agreements while being heavily involved in other academic research
works as a research consultant.
From 2017 to 2019, he was a fellow of Teach For Nigeria, an initiative for helping primary school children from underserved communities in Nigeria in the areas of literacy, numeracy and science, while also
ideating innovative projects like ArtScholar and ToiletUp Schools to
confront educational inequities in Nigeria. Yusuf was recently appointed
as a member of the Board of a non-profit organization—Advocates
against Inequities Initiative—where he is helping to design and implement strategies to advocate and take actions against social injustices in
Nigeria.
Mr. Ayebare Rukundo Tom is a Petroleum economist with over seven
years’ experience in cost, financial and economic aspects of Uganda’s
petroleum and development sectors executed in Uganda, France and the
United Kingdom. Currently, he works with the Petroleum Authority of
Uganda as the Manager Economic and Financial analysis. Previously, he
worked with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development in roles
relating to the economic and commercial regulation of the oil and gas
sector. He has also worked with National Housing and Construction
company and Uganda National Roads Authority in various capacities.
He possesses a Master of Science in Oil and Gas Economics from the
University of Dundee and a Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying
from Makerere University.
Marvin Tumusiime is an energy economist and consultant currently
serving as the Programme Manager in the Ugandan chapter of New
Energy Nexus, an international organization that supports clean energy
entrepreneurs and its headquarters are located in California with offices
in Singapore, China, Philippines, Indonesia, India and East Africa.
The Ugandan chapter now supports 97 clean energy enterprises with
financing, reaching 87,000 people. He has project-managed on different
energy access projects for Mercy Corps, Response Innovation Lab and
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Yusuf Sulayman, Esq., LL.M. a Partner in the law-firm of Adingwu,
Maude & Sulayman LP and a Legal Consultant for One Community
Inc., (USA), is a research enthusiast and passionate social entrepreneur.
With One Community Inc., Yusuf has drafted numerous high-level
agreements while being heavily involved in other academic research
works as a research consultant.
From 2017 to 2019, he was a fellow of Teach For Nigeria, an initiative for helping primary school children from underserved communities in Nigeria in the areas of literacy, numeracy and science, while also
ideating innovative projects like ArtScholar and ToiletUp Schools to
confront educational inequities in Nigeria. Yusuf was recently appointed
as a member of the Board of a non-profit organization—Advocates
against Inequities Initiative—where he is helping to design and implement strategies to advocate and take actions against social injustices in
Nigeria.
Mr. Ayebare Rukundo Tom is a Petroleum economist with over seven
years’ experience in cost, financial and economic aspects of Uganda’s
petroleum and development sectors executed in Uganda, France and the
United Kingdom. Currently, he works with the Petroleum Authority of
Uganda as the Manager Economic and Financial analysis. Previously, he
worked with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development in roles
relating to the economic and commercial regulation of the oil and gas
sector. He has also worked with National Housing and Construction
company and Uganda National Roads Authority in various capacities.
He possesses a Master of Science in Oil and Gas Economics from the
University of Dundee and a Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying
from Makerere University.
Marvin Tumusiime is an energy economist and consultant currently
serving as the Programme Manager in the Ugandan chapter of New
Energy Nexus, an international organization that supports clean energy
entrepreneurs and its headquarters are located in California with offices
in Singapore, China, Philippines, Indonesia, India and East Africa.
The Ugandan chapter now supports 97 clean energy enterprises with
financing, reaching 87,000 people. He has project-managed on different
energy access projects for Mercy Corps, Response Innovation Lab and