Victoria Daor

Victoria Daaor holds a Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology and serves as the Chief Executive
of Elohim Development Foundation, a faith-based Non-Governmental Organization headquartered in
Makurdi. With a background as a Management Consultant, Gender specialist, and GBV consultant, she
also holds certification as a trainer in Nonviolence/Peace building. With over two decades of experience,
Victoria has been actively involved in HIV/AIDS research, program planning, and Human Resource
Management. Her expertise extends to Trauma Healing, Facilitation, Strategic Planning, and Mentorship.
Victoria Daaor contributes significantly to various professional arenas. She holds memberships in key
capacities such as the State Technical Team on Sexual and Gender-Based Violence, the Technical
Working Group on Reproductive Health, and has chaired the Peacebuilding and Education Thematic
group. Her leadership also extends to her role as the former interim secretary of the Benue State
Network of NGOs (BENGONET) and as a member of the network of African Women Nonviolent Initiative
for Change (AWANICH) based in Accra, Ghana.
In addition to her organizational engagements, Victoria played a pivotal role in co-founding the Civil
Society Organizations CSO-B network, an umbrella body encompassing humanitarian response groups
in the state. Currently, she holds the position of Capacity Building and Mentorship Lead within this
network. Victoria's influence reaches into peacebuilding efforts within various communities. She has acted as a mediator on a conflict resolution committee established to mediate between herdsmen and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Benue State. Moreover, she contributes to humanitarian initiatives
by offering counsel and rehabilitation support for women and girls in IDP camps.