Our Leadership

Arise Victor Oluwaseyifunmi is a young public health academic, researcher and an ambitious Uni don.
He’s committed to amplify scholarly insights and champion discoveries for sustainable solutions.
With over 500 students guided in research writing and several published papers on International journals, Arise continues to spearhead discoveries and recommendations to solve public health challenges in Africa.
He has completed multiple short courses on Field Epidemiology, Environmental Health Microbiology and Communicable Disease Control by CPHCE, University at Albany School of Public Health, New York.
Arise is a recipient of multiple scholarships including the Dominic Akinjide Fagbemi Foundation (DAFF) Masters Scholarship, the Leaders of Africa Institute Research Communication Workshop Scholarship and he’s also a fellow of the Aspire Leaders Program, Harvard Business School.
Arise has served in various capacities in student and professional organizations.

A public health enthusiast and a passionate writer who enjoys turning thoughts and ideas into meaningful words.
She has a strong interest in health awareness and personal development, and she believes in using her voice and experiences to inspire growth and meaningful impact.

Beyond her professional life, Praise is deeply passionate about supporting women in building strong networks, increasing their net worth, and rising above limitations.
She believes that with the right mindset, connections, and grit, women can break barriers and achieve remarkable success.

An emerging public health researcher with strong interests in antimicrobial resistance (AMR), WASH, oncology, and infectious disease prevention.
Experienced in fieldwork, data collection, and health program implementation at all levels of the health system.
Committed to advancing public health knowledge through research, community engagement, and policy-relevant interventions.

A student leader and the Team Lead of the HAC.
A research aggrandizer, passionate and actively engaged in content creation and videography as tools for research communication.
With years of experience, remains committed to promoting effective communication to drive positive change.

Adebayo Favour Olajumoke, a young Nigerian research professional.
She combines analytical skills with a focus on practical solutions to societal challenges.
Through leadership, advocacy, and collaboration, she has contributed to projects that promote awareness, knowledge sharing, and community development.
Favour is committed to continuous learning and leveraging research to make a measurable difference.