**NCF Gets New Communications Director: Kunle Olawoyin Set to Amplify Nigeria's Environmental Voice** The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), the country's leading environmental non-governmental organisation, has appointed Kunle Olawoyin as its new Director of Communications, Policy, and Advocacy. This appointment is expected to boost NCF's efforts in promoting environmental conservation and sustainability in Nigeria and across the African continent. Kunle Olawoyin, a seasoned communications and advocacy expert, returns to NCF after serving as Head of Media and Public Affairs Unit from 2009 to 2015. In his new role, he will lead NCF's communication, policy, and advocacy agenda in support of the organisation's 2025-2030 strategy. His primary responsibility will be to amplify NCF's public voice, influence environmental policy outcomes, and shape national and continental narratives on climate change, biodiversity conservation, and environmental pollution. Kunle Olawoyin has an impressive track record in managing strategic campaigns, influencing policy, and advocacy at both national and international levels. His background as a trained journalist, having started his career as a reporter with Rhythm 93.7 FM, has equipped him with the skills to effectively communicate complex environmental issues to various stakeholders. He has also worked with reputable organisations such as Oxfam GB, Oxfam International, and Save the Children International, where he held key roles in media and communications. With his expertise, Kunle Olawoyin is poised to position NCF as a credible thought leader and partner in environmental conservation across Nigeria and Africa. His appointment is expected to strengthen NCF's public voice, enhance its visibility, and amplify its impact in promoting environmental sustainability in the country. Kunle Olawoyin holds a Higher National Diploma in Mass Communication from The Polytechnic, Ibadan, a master's degree in communication studies from Lagos State University, and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the National Open University of Nigeria. His diverse educational background and experience make him an ideal candidate to lead NCF's communication, policy, and advocacy agenda. The appointment of Kunle Olawoyin as NCF's Director of Communications, Policy, and Advocacy is a welcome development for environmental conservation efforts in Nigeria. His leadership is expected to drive NCF's efforts in promoting environmental sustainability, influencing policy outcomes, and shaping national and continental narratives on critical environmental issues.