Princess Dr. Badewa T. Adejugbe-Williams, an accomplished Educational Specialist, Educational Therapist, Director, Producer, Stage Manager, Actress and Model. Holds Bachelors of Arts degree, with a double major in English and Drama; minor in Journalism, from Jacksonville State University, Alabama.

While earning her B.A., she became the first Black Stage Manager of theatrical productions at her university and the first professional to solely stage-manage the university’s stage productions for three years in a row. Having done a splendid job stage-managing at the university, she earned two Masters of Arts (M.A.) degrees in Multicultural Education and Educational Therapy. Dr. Adejugbe-Williams is currently the General Manager of the Abuja Film Village International Ltd. She is the Chair of the Nigeria Diaspora Summit Initiative (NDIS).

She is the founder of the Royal School of Educational Therapy Foundation with over 25 years’ experience as an educational specialist having taught children and adults with and without neuro-developmental disorders in Los Angeles, California, and Chairman of the Hospitality and Tourism Forum and the Event Committee of the Nigeria Diaspora Alumni Network (NiDAN).