Solomon Oluwatobi Ayodele is a crusader of a new culture, new dynasty, new set of ideals to liberate the black man not from colonialism or white supremacy, but from his own limiting thoughts and stupid culture of laziness, lack of timing, satisfaction with being consumers and lack of capacity to govern himself because he cannot think beyond what to eat.

He is an experienced Technology and Product Innovation Manager with over a decade experience across Business Analysis, Strategy, Corporate Transformation, Data Analysis, Executive Management, IT Project Management & Product Management. He is the Founder of Boy Child Transformation Movement - a Global Boy Child Advocacy movement and he greatly contributed to this cause as a Gender-Based Violence Expert, through Pan African Projects like Project SABI - mobilizing thousands of Men as allies in ending violence against women and girls.

As an impact investor, he sits on the Board of 3 Organizations, spanning across Health, Education and Financial Services, and he uses his over 10 years experience in shaping culture, raising new breeds of Disruptors and galvanizing change makers across Africa.

He holds a degree in Political Science & Public Administration and an MBA, from Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh Business School, United Kingdom.

He is the Founder/Lead Execution Officer of Boys’ Quarters Africa [Registered as Boy-Child Reformation Initiative], one of the foremost boy child transformation movements in Africa and he leads a team of over 163 volunteers across five cities in Africa, in driving the strategic pillars of the organization – leadership, empowerment, education and advocacy. He is deeply passionate about helping boys deliberately transit from boyhood to manhood. Hence, his desire in seeing Men fixed and Boys built.

Armed with the Unique Value Proposition (UVP) of telling the untold and seemingly relegated stories of the boy child, Solomon through his works at Boys Quarters Africa has been able to position itself as Africa’s foremost Boy Child Storyteller, driven by real time data simultaneously collected during field engagements with several boys daring the norm to share their victory tales. Boys Quarters Africa has consistently curated unique conversations that borders on the tenets of Boyhood, Masculinity, Sexuality and most importantly, the Sexual Abuse of both boys and men.

Solomon is the convener of the Boys Too Project, a continent-wide campaign on the sexual abuse of the Boy Child. He is also the host of the yearly Exchange Project and Academy held at a different Special Correctional Centre for Boys. He recently hosted Africa’s first International Boy-Child Summit, with over 1,700 viewership across the world and he is the curator of the men-themed conversation called -Guyversations. Guyversation is a mental and emotional safe space for men to talk, to be heard and to find healing