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Thelma Onose is an accomplished academic and advocate with expertise in feminist epistemology, indigenous knowledge systems, and standpoint theory, particularly in African contexts. She holds a Master’s degree in Philosophy from the University of Ibadan and a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from the University of Benin. As a member of the LIFEWS Foundation, her commitment to addressing global challenges aligns seamlessly with the goals of the Pilot Agrivoltaic Project in Nigeria.
Thelma’swork focuses on sustainable development, gender equity, and community empowerment. Her experience as a women’s advocacy volunteer in Esan Community, where she led initiatives in financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and resource access for vulnerable women, reflects her dedication to fostering resilient and inclusive communities. These efforts contribute directly to the agrivoltaic initiative’s aim of integrating renewable energy and sustainable agriculture to enhance food security and rural development.
Through her research and practical initiatives, Thelma brings a unique perspective that bridges knowledge systems and practical action, ensuring that the agrivoltaic project not only addresses environmental and food security concerns but also promotes inclusivity and equity
