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Oby Ezekwesili, a former Nigerian Minister, has been appointed an advisor to the Club de Madrid. The Club de Madrid is a global forum of former democratic leaders dedicated to promoting inclusive democracy and addressing global challenges.
Obiageli Ezekwesili, former Nigerian Minister of Education and CEO of Human Capital Africa, has been appointed advisor to the Club de Madrid, the world’s largest forum of democratic former presidents and prime ministers.
Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Madrid, the Club de Madrid comprises over 100 former heads of state and government from more than 70 countries. The members offer their expertise pro bono to support current leaders, strengthen democratic institutions, resolve political conflicts, and promote good governance. The organisation also hosts annual Policy Dialogues and Policy Labs focused on addressing pressing global issues.
Announcing her appointment in a post on X, the Club de Madrid wrote:
“On behalf of all of us, thank you, obyezeks, for joining Club de Madrid. Your leadership, vision and commitment to democratic values are deeply appreciated. We are honoured to count on your voice as we work to advance inclusive democracy worldwide”
Confirming the appointment via her official X account, Oby Ezekwesili described it as the world’s largest forum of democratic former Presidents and Prime Ministers, who leverage their experience and influence to promote inclusive democracy and improve global well-being.
“As our global context becomes even more complex, the leadership vacuum delays solutions to ‘global public Bads.’ I therefore deeply appreciate how these former leaders of democracies around the world continue to dedicate themselves to helping solve our global challenges and amplify opportunities for cooperation. Delighted to support,” she stated.
