Interim Board
Michael Dibua

Michael is a Lawyer and Notary who practices mainly in family law in Ontario Canada. He was called to the Bar in Nigeria in 1999 and to the Ontario Bar in 2010.Michael has been involved in organizations and associations which cater for communities in Canada and Nigeria and is passionate about causes that positively influence the Nigerian and African spirit of love, kinship and togetherness. In 2012, Michael presented and spearheaded the vision which led to the birth of the Canadian Association of Nigerian Lawyers and in 2019, Michael, co-founded, the IBWU Foundation – It Begins With U- Michael has led this vision for an African Heritage Centre in Ontario, Canada, which began in late 2022
Theodore Koum Njoh

A native of Douala Cameroon, Mr. Theodore Koum Njoh immigrated to Canada in 2002 after obtaining a MSc in Engineering in Paderborn, Germany. Having founded a Waterworks Manufacturing company, PCHG Product Development Inc., Mr. Koum carries an entrepreneurial and grassroots spirit in both his professional and personal life. His interest in social responsibility delves into an advocacy for unity among the African community.
Efuange Khumbah

Efuange Khumbah has gained extensive expertise in managing environmental engineering projects for both the public and private sectors. He has successfully provided technical support in areas such as business development, contaminated site assessments, and compliance monitoring. He has provided advisory services to diverse industries including property development, automotive, aerospace, oil and gas, and mining Beyond his professional achievements. Mr. Khumbah is a re nowned keynote speaker and the founder of Perspective Nation and Camer SC. He has been invited to speak at various events, including the opening of Black History Month by the City of Toronto Police Services. His inspiring speeches have been recognized for their ability to motivate and empower individuals to pursue their goals and aspirations. He servers in the board of several organizations and currently the Secretary General of the African Heritage Centre
Gisele Libawo

With a career spanning over 10 years in the education sector, as a teacher since 2010 and currently a school principal, Gisele Libawo is an accomplished educator and passionate advocate for the advancement of education and community development. Beyond her role in education, she is a hyperactive force in the not-for-profit world. Her dedication to community involvement has lead her to various organizations such as ACELF (Association Canadienne d’éducation de Langue Francaise), NSBE (National Society Of Black Engeneers in Ontario), APBO (Association du people Bamiléké de l’Ontario), etc. Gisele is also deeply committed to the Francophonie in Northern Ontario, recognizing the importance of preserving and promoting the French language and culture through the Club Francophone du Lac Supérieur
Matthew Ogbulafor

Marsha Bennett

With a background in healthcare and years of experience as a personal support worker, Marsha discovered her true calling in advocacy. After exploring immigration consultation and realizing her affinity for the legal field, she pursued studies in Para legalism, completing her program in 2013 and obtaining her licensing exam in 2017.Driven by a desire to serve her community, Marsha recently established BENNETT LEGAL as a sole proprietor and plans to begin her law school studies this fall. With a strong belief in preserving our shared history, she supports the vision of the African Heritage Community (AHC) and advocates for collaboration between Africa and the Caribbean. Marsha D.A. Bennett exemplifies a dedicated professional, combining talent, passion, and a commitment to community empowerment. Through her work at BENNETT LEGAL, she strives to make a lasting impact and contribute to a brighter future for all.