Dr. J.O Lawson is a highly respected Consultant Paediatrician, Public health advocate, and Humanitarian leader with over 35 years of professional experience. She has dedicated her career to advancing child health, community wellbeing, and social justice across Nigeria. As Executive Director of Succour Foundation, Dr. Lawson provides visionary leadership to the organization’s mission of improving the lives of vulnerable women and children through advocacy, outreach, healthcare, education, skills development, and rights-based community programs. Her work is grounded in compassion, integrity, and a belief that every person deserves to live in health, dignity, and hope. Dr. Lawson’s impact extends beyond Succour Foundation. Apart from being the Chairman of the Board at Zankli Medical Services Ltd., she serves on several Boards including being Chair of the Lagos State University College of Medicine Court of Governors, Chair of the Sickle Cell Cohort Research Foundation(SCORE) Patron of the Stop TB Partnership Nigeria, , and is a Knight of John Wesley of the Methodist Church. She has been involved in numerous high-impact health interventions, as well as advocacy and community sensitization campaigns for tuberculosis prevention and treatment. As an active member and Chair of the Technical Advocacy and Legislative Working Group of the Medical Women's Association of Nigeria, she has been involved in engaging faith-based women’s groups, churches, and health professionals to promote early screening for women's health conditions such as breast and cervical cancer and promoting prevention of Gender based violence (GBV) Her leadership blends medical expertise with strategic community engagement, fostering partnerships with health institutions, government agencies, local CSOs, faith-based organizations, and cultural leaders.

Nana Malgwi serves as the Program Manager at Succour Foundation, where she leads the planning, coordination, and execution of impactful humanitarian programs aimed at uplifting vulnerable individuals and communities across Nigeria’s North Central region. She oversees project implementation from start to finish developing strategies, managing teams, liaising with partners, and ensuring that all initiatives align with the foundation’s mission to provide comprehensive support in the areas of food security, healthcare, education, and skill development. Nana holds a Bachelor’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning, a Postgraduate Diploma in Remote Sensing and GIS from Ahmadu Bello University, as well as a Professional Certificate in NGO Management, a Professional Certificate in Humanitarian Leadership, and a Certification in Project Management for International Development. Her multidisciplinary background allows her to approach program design and implementation with strategic insight, technical expertise, and a deep commitment to sustainable impact. With a heart for service and a passion for development, Nana is dedicated to bringing structure, compassion, and lasting transformation to the lives of those most in need.

Abigael Oghale Habila is a dedicated and detail-oriented professional with experience in both research and laboratory settings. She has worked as a Research Assistant months, gaining valuable experience in data collection, analysis, and supporting public health studies. Prior to that, she has spent one year as a Laboratory Technician at Zankli Medical Center, where they were involved in routine diagnostic procedures and laboratory quality control. A member of the Microbiology Association of Nigeria, she brings a strong foundation in microbiological techniques and standards. She has also completed relevant professional development courses in product management, Digital Marketing, Graphic Design, Scrum master, Project management, Quality control system, Web design, Digital literacy, Advance Excel, Video Editing as well as data analysis at Hiit.ng equipping her with skills essential for coordinating projects and interpreting research data effectively.