Program Coordinator (M-F) Nigeria SECOURS ISLAMIQUE FRANCE (SIF) Maiduguri Nigeria docx

Name Mustapha Bello Adeoye RSH, Dip, DHE.UK, MEd. PHC MIHE UK PhD UK
Date of Birth: 10 October 1950
Nationality: Nigerian
Languages: Language: English (fluent), Hausa (elementary) Yoruba
(native) Creo (Elementary) Arabic (Elementary)
Tel: +234 8066393988 Email mustaphaadeoye@gmail.com Skype mbadeoye

Areas of Expertise
Health Promotion, Health Education PHC HIV/Health Education Program Coordination, Community Level
Environmental Community Sanitation Manager, HIV/AIDS Campaigns Program Coordination and M&E.
Education and Qualifications, School Attended and Graduated with Dates.
Sept 1992- April 1997 University of Manchester, Faculty PhD in Public Health (HIV Prevention and Health Promotion),
of Medicine, Manchester, UK
Sept 1991-August 1992 University of Manchester, Adult Masters Degree in Education for Primary Health Care (PHC),
Education Department Manchester UK
Sept 1983-July 1984 Leeds Polytechnic, Leeds, England Specialist Diploma in Health Education in Developing Countries
Health Education Department
Sept 1978-Oct 1981 School of Health Technology, Offa, Professional Diploma in Public Health (Royal Society of He
Kwara State, Nigeria Environmental London Diploma for Health Inspectors in West Africa).
Health Department

Professional Experience Consultancy Activities

Country Funder/client: Project Title. Description of role and achievements
Month Year
Nigeria NGO Consultant Ambibol Diabetes Foundation 32A, Ladipo Kasumu, Off Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos,
05/09/2015- T0 Nigeria- The model of my service with Ambibol Diabetes Foundation in Nigeria was based on providing
March 2016 distance support through the Skype. Every Monday, the teams do call me on Skype for programme
meetings that usually last 2 hours weekly. We usually discuss issues ranging from project planning
(strategies that worked in mobilising communities in identifying their needs for diabetes diagnoses as the
starting point for the diabetes control project. The team started from wanting to know what the current
realities were and how to deal with them. The process of registration for the NGO in Lagos took some time
and notes where shared on what exists in Kwara State, Lagos State and the USA. All the background
information and foot-work were done by the Country Director in Lagos. That became part of project activities
implemented. Other key activity was done by the team was the mass screening of a small town in Lagos by
the Diabetes Medical, the Nursing Team and the Lions Club in Lagos. At that stage, my distance
participation came to an end as I was no longer needed in the team meeting activities development,
community mobilization guides and quality issues. My role in the work with Ambibol Diabetes Foundation as
NGO Consultant afforded the opportunity of me re-establishing linkages with the working life, challenges
and issues in offering health assistance to people in Nigeria.
2007-2010 UNFPA overall emergency response programme Manager and team leadership in Nyala South
UNFPA Country Darfur State Sudan I supervised and coordinated programme and provided leadership/
Office Support delegated representation roles for UNFPA in South Darfur State. Also, I provided
Sudan/Project Technical guidance, training, resources and tools to RH related staff both the government and NGOs
Coordinator in the State I supported the dissemination of RH knowledge, transfer of skills and use of all UNFPA
Protocols, including those on SGBV programme responses of GBV, RH, STIs and Condoms
Management. I supported the establishment of reliable referral system for EmnOC cases, in
Collaborating with the Ministry of Health; I promoted the integration of medical and
Psychosocial management and treatment for cases of GBV and STIs I participated in inter-agency
Health coordination, RH coordination, and GBV coordination meetings and State level; I
Coordinated HIVAIDS Project implementation by UNFPA Field Offices in the three Darfur
States I Assessed and documented the RH service gaps within the state I strengthen the
Relationship with State Government to promote UNFPA One Programme Agenda, especially on RH;
In UNFPA programme and issues for women and young people's empowerments. I promoted
Gender equity in team discussion, the delegating leadership responsibilities and tasks and
providing technical support and operational guidance to team members leading in specific areas
Work, tasks, field monitoring to services delivery areas of implementing partners to assess quality
 of work done and give technical advice;
I developed / prepared memorandum of understanding (MOUs); service contracts; provision of
Grants based on UNFPA procedures. I prepared project documents and application for funding
Proposal initiative that is within my delegated areas and appropriate implementing partner will be
Identified for the initiative; I provided direct day to day supervision and direction to the technical officers and other st
working in the UNFPA field offices.
UNFPA Sierra UNFPA Country Office Sierra Leone Consultant HIV/AIDS Technical Adviser/ Project Coordinator Developed /prepar
Leone Consultant memorandum of understanding; service contracts; provision of grants based on UNFPA PPM procedures Prepar
January 2003 project document and funding proposal for the initiative and identify / select appropriate implementing partner for t
initiative Participate in designing and offering training on HIVSTIs
Dec 2006
Prevention and education. Participate in UNFPA programmes on empowerment of youths and women.
Take leadership in condoms distributions condoms to young people through their NGOs.
Global Technical Global Technical Adviser for HIV/AIDS and Adolescent Reproductive I was hired by Health NGOs - d by the Americ
Adviser HIV ARH Refugee Committee International (ARC) for members of the Reproductive Health for
RHRC Response in Conflict Consortium (RHRC) including); CARE; Columbia University, Heilbronn Center for Population a
March 2001- Family Health; International Rescue Committee (IRC); JSI Research and Training Institute; Marie
Dec. 2002 Stopes International (MSI); Women Commission for Refugee Women and Children (WCRWC) and I
Responded to calls for Adolescent Reproductive Health from field offices especially the English
Speaking West Africa.. I responded to technical calls from Somalia, Sierra Leone, Bukavu Congo etc.
Project Manager Project Manager for Primary Health Care and Sleeping Sickness; CARE International USA;
PHC ARH Somalia/ South Sudan Country Office for Projects in Tambura South Sudan, I worked in Tambura for
Feb 1999 Oct 2000 IRC on a new initiative of HIVAIDS project in Tambura.
Consultant Training Facilitator and Capacity Development Adviser for NGOs/
Training Facilitator Voluntary Sector Management, Community Links Consultancy Services East London UK. It was a
Community Link Support for small NGOs run by minority communities on HIV prevention in South East London and I
East London UK was involved as a team trainer for the NGO leaders on managing community NGOs serving black
June 1998 NGO leaders in South East London
Dec 1998
Health Promotion Specialist
Health Promotion and Provider Development Specialist; HIV African Communities; Optimum Health
Optimum Health Services UK. I was involved one of the trainers that worked on leadership development for NGOs
London UK Feb Serving African and Black Community on HIV Control for the reference Groups.
1997- May 1998

Professional Proposals Funded in Sierra Leone Titles of Proposals Funding Agency Amount and Duration
Employment Record HIV Prevention Initiatives among Excombatants UNFPA Sierra Leone $30000 2003 6Months
Titles of Proposals Scale-up Programme Targeting Uniformed Services Recruit Police, Military, Fire Forces, on HIV/AIDS,
Funding Agency SGBV Prevention and Family Planning/ / RH Promotion UNFPA Sierra Leone $115,000 years 2007
Amount and Duration Support for Reproductive Health Group Programme Activities in Liberian Camps in Sierra Leone UNFPA
Experience Trust Fund $14,000 12 Months
Employment Record Providing Livelihood Security to Girls /Women I IDP Youths affected by the War Conditions in Sierra
Leone UNFPA Trust Fund NY USA $20000 2003 6 Months
HIV / AIDS Gender and Security Awareness and Prevention in Conflict and Post Conflict Situations in
Sierra Leone $271, 429 20 Months
Relevant Additional Information (Awards, Selected Board Memberships, Memberships of Professional
Bodies)
Position, Organisation, Date from Date to
Member Institute of Health Education UK MIHE Certificate of Membership Number M1955 April 1 st 1998
Selected Publications Adeoye M (2000) CARE Approach in African Trypanosomiasis CARE Somalia and South Sudan News
Author(s).Title. Journal.
Letter Jul-August, Vol.pg.22-12
Number. Page nos Adeoye, M. Findings on HIV/AIDS and Adolescent RH Programs in Emergencies Global Health
Conference New York 2002
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In support of my application, I wish to highlight the following work experience and qualifications relevant to
this job. First, I will respond to the following questions:
I have experience working with many donors when I worked with UNFPA in Sierra Leone and Sudan. I assisted many
of UNFPA funded partners in developing project proposals and most was successful.
I have any experience in negotiating with donors, or representing my organization in a formal setting. In UNFPA, I
was delegated with the role of directly managing approvals of project grants to partners on project less than $20000 I
used to approve. Project proposals of more than $20000 will be forwarded to my supervisor. As head of UNFPA Of-
fice in South Darfur Sudan, I have sat in meetings with donors including USAID, DFID and UNAIDS during rounds
of program support to partners, especially those that UNFPA also has funded. I have experience in monitoring and
evaluation. As a UNFPA head of Office in South Darfur for 3 years, I have experience working to ensure that project
implementation proposal, implementations and reporting responded to M&E indicators.
On a proficiency language scale between 1 and 10, 10 being native speaker, my English is 8; French is 1 and can al-
ways improve with needs and opportunities. I am available for this assignment with immediate effect. In the most
recent time 2015-2016 I was NGO Consultant for Ambibol Diabetes Foundation, Lagos Nigeria to which I
provided distance based technical support through the Skype. In South Darfur Sudan 2007 to 2010 I have
worked as UNFPA Team Leader and responsible for the technical improvement and financial system de-
velopment in the performance accountability of partners. I managed and led the technical officers support-
ing UNFPA partners including NGOs, CBOs and State Government Official thus contributed to improved
RH/HIV/AIDS/ SGBV/Adolescent RH projects deliverables. As a team leader I discharged the ensuring
quality project implementation by our partners including monitoring and supervision of projects that ensured
that partners implemented their contracted activities according to UNFPA Policies and Procedures (PPM).
The same will imply for ACF. In South Darfur and Sudan I have worked in various capacities that involved
development and nurturing UNFPA relationship with partners including through monthly, quarterly and an-
nual program review meetings and sharing report of joint field supervision. As a Team leader UNFPA South
Darfur I managed UNFPA projects relationship with the State Government and Government Ministries
Health, Education and Social Development and other Agencies through Memorandum of Understanding
MOUs. I facilitated team members in carrying out periodical project monitoring visits to stakeholders. With
ARC International in Sierra Leone, as the Global Technical Adviser HIV and Adolescent Reproductive
Health, I reported to ARC Global Program Director in the USA monthly and never fail my schedule time for
reports. Also, I wish to state that I have field experience in contributing effectively emergency preparedness
and responses actions, contingency planning and early warning responses. Emergency preparedness is
effectively arranged using the country contingency plans and early warning mechanisms. Emergency pre-
paredness and response actions that address gender issues and the adolescent population at risks of Sex-
ually Transmission of HIV infections will be intensified under the emergencies intervention. I have field ex-
periences to ensure that the action plans are in compliance with the Organisational Plans. I have enough
field leadership experience to strengthen my success factors on reducing behavioural, cultural and envi-
ronmental risk predisposition to dangers in the affected populations. As an experienced Programme Coor-
dinator and manager, I will consistently and timely manage the flow of humanitarian situation information,
documentation and reporting within the office. Given the opportunity that this application will favourably
considered, I am looking forward to significantly contribute improvements in the efforts of my team, bringing
into bear my past working experiences in Government of Nigeria, The UNFPA, NGOs in Nigeria, Sierra
Leone, Sudan and the UK. I have experience in preparing project proposals and working together with
partners to mobilise donor contributions to social recovery, stability and development. I have worked at high
level of my professional context that has given me enough confidence in providing leadership as may be
delegated especially on effective, continuous and stable coordination in collaboration with the Govern-
ments, UN agencies, donors, NGOs and Community leaders.
REFERENCE:
Ms. Pamela Delargy, Chief Humanitarian Response Division at UNFPA Headquarter NY USA e-mail Delargy@unfpa.org
Mr. Barnabas Yisa, UNFPA Representative, UN House Compound, Building No4, Yei Road, Juba, Republic of South Sudan
Tel No +211-956 444486 yisa@unfpa.org; southsudan@unfpa.org byyisa@yahoo.com
Yusuf Lawal, Director/Team Leader Maternal & Newborn Child Health Program Tudun Wada, Gusau.
Yusuf.lawal@mnch2.com 08036180325
Thank you for offering this opportunity. Best Regards Mustapha Bello Adeoye RSH,Dip, DHE.UK, MEd.
PHC MIHE UK PhD UK