Project Inferno — Africa's biggest fashion reality TV show, beautifully impactful.

Bobu Cal is the Executive Producer behind Africa's biggest fashion reality TV show, leading the creative and production engine that turned Inferno Runway from a regional idea into an internationally distributed series.

From casting emerging designers to shaping the storytelling arc of each season, Bobu builds the show as a runway for heritage, craft and youth talent — a place where Akwa Ibom's culture meets a global audience on Fawesome TV, Tubi and The Roku Channel.

With Be The Change, Bobu is expanding Inferno's mission: pairing every episode with a Global Goal, weaving in local artisans and materials, and making primetime television a platform for measurable impact across Africa and Asia.

Catherine (Cat) Schuller is a co-founder of the SDG World Cup movement and a lifelong champion of inclusive fashion. As a Legend Advisor to Project Inferno, she brings decades of experience convening designers, editors and civic leaders around fashion as a force for equity.

From New York, Cat connects Inferno's designers to the international runway ecosystem — mentoring finalists, opening doors at Brooklyn and New York Fashion Weeks, and translating heritage stories into globally resonant collections.

Her advisory role ensures that Inferno's celebration of African creativity is matched by a serious commitment to representation, sustainability and youth empowerment on and off the runway.

Mor Sene advises Project Inferno from Dakar — the beating heart of West African fashion — bridging Senegalese design houses, Purpose Fashion Week and the SDG World Cup movement.

With deep roots in the Dakar fashion community, Mor helps Inferno source heritage fabrics, discover emerging designers, and build a runway that honors West African craft while speaking to a global audience.

As a Legend Advisor, Mor anchors Inferno's expansion into Francophone Africa and connects the show's mission to Purpose Fashion School — turning primetime episodes into pathways for the next generation of African designers.

Yangbo Du is an Executive Director of Project Inferno, bringing a systems-thinking lens to the show's production, partnerships and impact architecture. He connects Inferno to a global network of investors, technologists and civic institutions aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Yangbo helps translate each season into measurable outcomes — from designer livelihoods and sustainable sourcing to youth participation and cross-border distribution across Africa and Asia.

His work ensures Inferno is not only a fashion spectacle, but a repeatable engine for SDG-aligned storytelling, partnership design and ecosystem building.

His Excellency Abraham Morris Weah is a Liberian public leader partnering with Project Inferno and Be The Change on a flagship school initiative in Liberia — anchoring SDG 4 (Quality Education) into the movement's on-the-ground programming.

Working alongside Bobu Cal and the Inferno leadership, H.E. Weah is helping design a pipeline that connects primetime storytelling to real classrooms — from scholarships and creative curricula to teacher support and youth mentorship in West Africa.

The Liberia partnership is one of several long-horizon government collaborations that carry Inferno's runway into schools, communities and civic institutions across Africa.