Ekenekamchukwu Ezeala

Ekenekamchukwu Ezeala is a leading voice at the intersection of blockchain innovation, youth empowerment, and gender inclusion. He is the founder of Teen Girls in Blockchain (TGIB), a fast-growing non-profit initiative that equips girls aged 10–19 with the knowledge, tools, and mentorship to thrive in the web3 ecosystem. Since its launch in 2022, TGIB has reached hundreds of girls across Nigeria and expanded into other parts of Africa, including Ghana and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

With a background in media, partnerships, and community building, Ekenekamchukwu previously served as Partnership Manager at ICP Sahara Hub and as COO at CoinNewsExtra, where he helped amplify blockchain awareness through strategic collaborations and public engagement. He is also a Global Ambassador for the WomenTech Network and a vocal advocate for inclusive technology education.

Ekenekamchukwu brings passion, insight, and a grassroots perspective to conversations around blockchain education, digital inclusion, and the future of decentralized innovation. Whether on stage or in the field, his mission remains clear: to build a world where young girls especially in underserved regions are not just included in the blockchain revolution, but leading it.