Meet the Visionaries Behind RMDA Network

Founded by Ejay Oji and Mark Nwosu, RMDA Network is a bold cultural movement that thrives at the intersection of urban London and rich African heritage. Our founders are not just storytellers; they are passionate pioneers dedicated to fostering a vibrant cultural exchange. With years of experience in talent development and management, they are committed to developing strategic partnerships and content that resonates with audiences both in the UK and Africa. Together, Ejay and Mark inspire a new generation of visionaries and creators, utilising the power of storytelling to uplift communities and build meaningful connections.

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Hear WHAT OUR PEOPLE NETWORK HAVE TO SAY ABOUT our INFLUENCE ON CULTURAL EXCHANGE.
RMDA Network is a testament to the power of storytelling. It's refreshing to see a media platform that genuinely connects London and Africa, allowing cultural exchange to flourish.
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Amina El-Masri
Cultural Curator
The We Live We Learn podcast is ground-breaking. It speaks to the heart of urban culture while embedding the rich narratives of African heritage. RMDA Network are creating the foundation for new standards in African podcasting.
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Kwame Fattah
Podcast Host
As a content strategist, I've collaborated with RMDA Network on several projects, and their passion is unmatched. They understand the essence of cultural richness and bring it to life through dynamic media and insightful storytelling.
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Sara Omotayo
Content Strategist
Working with rmda on events, I've never felt more connected to my roots. Their efforts to spotlight talent are both bold and inspiring. I can't wait to see what's next!
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Jonathon King
Talent Manager
What sets RMDA Network apart is their bold vision. They aren't just creating media; they're forging connections and inspiring a movement that celebrates heritage and innovation. It's a privilege to be a part of this cultural renaissance.
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Sharon Walters
Brand Partnerships Director
Working with RMDA Network has transformed my understanding of cultural storytelling. Their media platform is not just content; it’s a movement that connects hearts and minds between the UK and Africa.
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Amina Ndlovu
Intern