The first West-African to be on the
Advisory Board of World Leaders Forum, Dubai, Tonye Rex has accomplished
a strong record of success in Glasgow; fighting for the rights and
making sure the voices of Black and Minority Ethnic group (BME) are
heard . His passion and commitment to excellence and humanity led to his
appointment as the Deputy CEO of Transforming African Initiative (a
registered Charity in the UK).
He was also elected the President of the
Nigerian Student Society of Glasgow Caledonian University Scotland. And
during his time as the president he successfully piloted a national
conference tagged “Building a Greater Nigeria” which brought together
Nigerians and non Nigerians to share thoughts on the progress of
Nigeria. The conference was attended by the Vice Chancellor of the
university, a member of UK parliament, an adviser to the Nigerian
president, the Nigerian Ambassador to the United Kingdom, academics as
well as students from all levels of study.
He was also elected the secretary of the
Niger Delta Professionals United Kingdom and also appointed member of
the central working committee of the Scottish Pan African Initiative. He
also had the opportunity to engage with some of top political leaders
in the UK when he was appointed the community advisor to David
Milliband’s (former foreign secretary UK) movement for change (Future
Leaders Training).
He was selected as a delegate to attend
sittings at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at The Hague, the
European Parliament Brussels, the European Commission in Luxemburg as
well as the European court of Justice in November 2010. These
engagements added to the wealth of experience and introduced more new
realities that will no doubt be useful in his practice as a legal
practitioner.
He can be reached through www.facebook.com/tonyerex.idaminabo
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