Brother Mtokufa H. Ngwenya

President, Mid-Atlantic Association of Alpha Chapters
Dual Member: Iota Upsilon Lambda (MD) & Omicron Lambda Alpha (DC)

Mtokufa (Mm-Toe-Coo-Fah) Ngwenya (Ing-Gwen-Yah) was born in Lusaka, Zambia, where vibrant culture and strong community values laid the foundation for his lifelong commitment to service and leadership. When his family relocated to Washington, DC, those roots sustained him through his formative years at DeMatha Catholic High School and the University of Maryland, College Park, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice.

Initiated into Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. (Iota Zeta Chapter, Fall 2004) during college, Mtokufa has remained a steadfast leader, now serving as President of the Mid-Atlantic Association of Alpha Chapters. A proud dual member of Iota Upsilon Lambda (MD) and Omicron Lambda Alpha (DC), he is recognized for building bridges among Brothers, across chapters, and into the communities Alpha serves.

As President, Mtokufa introduced the R.A.C.E. framework: Retention, Accountability, Clear Communication, and Efficiency, which steers the Association’s work and transforms Brotherhood into measurable, lasting impact.

Civic & Professional Impact

Mtokufa’s professional journey began in technology, where he drove innovation, development, and sales strategies for associations and nonprofits. He later joined the District of Columbia Homeland Security Agency, sharpening a strategic skillset rooted in clear communication, operational excellence, and composure under pressure.

In 2016, he became Chief of Staff at the Council of the District of Columbia, advising principal leadership with discretion and strategic insight. He earned a reputation for confidential counsel and enabled decisive action during pivotal moments for District residents.

Today, as Partner at a Washington, DC commercial real estate and sustainable development firm, Mtokufa directs operations, ensures compliance, and leads complex capital projects that deliver tangible benefits to the community. Additionally, he curates exclusive travel experiences throughout Southern Africa, designing journeys that reveal the richness and beauty of the continent for fellow explorers.

Family & Values

At the core of Mtokufa’s life is his family. He and his wife, Dunni, a Vice President in the BioTech industry, enjoy world travel, sampling new Champagnes, and cultivating joy with their son, Kwanzinkosi. A lover of art and design, Mtokufa believes personal style is self-respect in action and a story told without words. Whether mentoring youth, advancing Fraternity initiatives, or fostering spaces for others to thrive, he inspires through bold leadership and authentic care.

Mtokufa Ngwenya’s story is defined by his global perspective, dedication to community, and unwavering drive to empower others. Whether leading Brothers in Alpha, managing civic initiatives, or creating new opportunities for the next generation, he unites vision and action, leaving a legacy rooted in integrity, service, and measurable impact.

Brother Jamabo William-West

College Vice President, Mid-Atlantic Association of Alpha Chapters

Assistant District VI Director

Nu Kappa

A proud native of Randallstown, Maryland, is a rising leader and changemaker in both academic and fraternal spaces.  A 2023 graduate of Western School of Technology and Environmental Science, he is currently pursuing a degree in Computer Engineering with a minor in Entrepreneurship at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC).

On campus, Bro. William-West serves as the Chapter President of the Nu Kappa Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., where he continues to uphold the fraternity’s legacy of scholarship, leadership, and service. He also currently holds the dual roles of College Vice-President of the Mid-Atlantic Association of Alpha Chapters (MAAC) and Assistant District Director for District VI.

A graduate of the prestigious Omega Class of the Alpha Leadership Academy, he previously served the fraternity as the Assistant Director of Communications for the Eastern Region.

Beyond Alpha, Bro. William-West is also deeply engaged in student leadership and STEM advocacy. He serves as the Vice-President of UMBC’s chapter of the NAACP and is an active member of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE).

Bro. William-West is committed to using his talents to bridge the gap between innovation, advocacy, and service. His work reflects a dedication to uplifting his community while advancing in the ever-evolving field of engineering

Brother Christian Walker

Alumni Vice President, Mid-Atlantic Association of Alpha Chapters

Associate District VI Director

Delta Omicron Lambda

Hailing from Brandywine, MD, Bro. Christian Walker serves as the Alumni Vice President of the Mid-Atlantic Association of Alpha Phi Alpha Chapters (MAAC) and the Chairman of the MAAC Scholarship Fund. After graduating from North Point High School, he completed his B.S. in Management with a minor in Accounting from Salisbury University, and shortly thereafter, earned his M.S.M. with a concentration in Management and Leadership from The Catholic University of America. 

Professionally, he has spent much of his career working in public service on both the state and federal levels. During his tenure, he has worked in administrative, finance, marketing, and management roles. Currently, he works in federal acquisitions with the Department of Defense.

He was initiated into the fraternity on November 11, 2015, through the Upsilon Epsilon Chapter at Salisbury University. Since then, he has held numerous leadership positions on the chapter, district, and regional levels, including Chapter President, District Treasurer, and Area Director. 

Since graduation, he has served under the Delta Omicron Lambda Chapter in Princess Anne, MD.  Additionally, he has received awards for his service to the fraternity, such as the Trailblazer Award and Area Director of the Year.

Aside from work, Bro. Walker mentors high school students within the Washington, D.C. area and college students on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. When not serving his community, he enjoys spending his time with family, traveling, cooking, friends, exploring, and watching movies.