Mission
To foster a community of transformative leaders, committed to personal growth, social responsibility, and collaborative action empowering them to drive meaningful change and improve the lives of those around them.

UsKAMP, the Kolade Adepoju Mentoring Program, is a non-profit organization dedicated to building, connecting, and inspiring transformative leaders across Africa and beyond.
What guides us
Mission
To foster a community of transformative leaders, committed to personal growth, social responsibility, and collaborative action empowering them to drive meaningful change and improve the lives of those around them.
Vision
Raising transformative leaders that will influence their communities positively.
KAMP was founded on a simple conviction: potential is everywhere, but guidance is not. Across Africa, brilliant young people carry big dreams yet too many walk the journey alone, without someone ahead of them to say, “This is the way.”
The Kolade Adepoju Mentoring Program exists to close that gap. Through structured mentorship, campus chapters like KAMP LAUTECH, and gatherings like THE NEW Conference, we create rooms where young leaders are seen, sharpened, and sent out to transform their communities through mentorship conferences and community impact projects on Nigerian university campuses.
“You're not just volunteering; you're making impact, inspiring others, and helping shape lives in your own unique way.”
Today, KAMP is a growing family of mentors, mentees, volunteers, and partners united by one mission: raising transformative leaders who positively influence their communities with a bold goal of mentoring and training 10,000 youths annually. And we're just getting started.

Entrepreneur · Mentor · West Africa Youth Ambassador
Dr. Kolade Adepoju is a versatile entrepreneur with nearly two decades of experience. A Fellow of the Institute of Management Consultants (FIMC) and a Certified Management Consultant (CMC), he is the MD/CEO of Riel Homes, addressing housing challenges across Nigeria, Africa, and beyond.
His passion for mentoring led him to establish KAMP the non-profit through which he pours that experience into the next generation. He is happily married to Damilola Adepoju, and they are blessed with two sons, David and Jason, and a daughter, Queen Esther.
We invest in character and capacity developing whole leaders, not just skills.
We link generations: mentors to mentees, campuses to communities, Africa to the world.
We tell stories, host gatherings, and model excellence that awakens vision in others.
Our volunteers lead by serving every effort counts toward lasting change.
We pursue the highest standard in everything, from mentorship planning to event production.
No one grows alone. KAMP is a family before it is a program.
A growing network of KAMP alumni who keep mentoring, hiring, and showing up for each other after the conference.
Practical training in the skills conferences don't have time to teach before, between, and after every event.