Kelvin currently works with the Public Sector Group, of one of the biggest and formidable banks in Africa. He acquired his Bachelor’s degree in English and Linguistics from Ambrose Ali University, Nigeria. He later obtained an M.A in Humanities from Leicester University, United Kingdom. He also trained at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies. He was part of a study trip team to the 45th session of the Committee on the Rights of the Child in Geneva in 2007. Further, he gained a certificate in employability skills from the Institute of Leadership and Management. U.K endorsed by Deloitte and Accenture. He had worked for the Centre for African Policy and Peace Strategy, London, facilitator for the British Council/World Bank Debate to Action Program. He is a member of Association of Professional Negotiators and Mediators, the Friends of Africa, and Governance and Institutions Policy Commission Nigerian Economic Summit Group. He is Founder, Child Hope Trust Foundation and Key Development Group Consults. His major interests are in youth and conflict in Africa, children and women’s development, and grassroots development in Africa.