Clement Odike

Clement is a dedicated and ambitious medical student at the University of Lagos. A proud alumnus of King's College Lagos, he upholds a strong tradition of excellence, discipline, and intellectual growth.

With a deep passion for medicine and a strong sense of emotional intelligence, Odike aspires to become a skilled doctor who blends precision, empathy, and expertise to make a lasting impact in healthcare. His commitment to continuous learning and self-improvement drives him forward, shaping his journey in the medical field.

Beyond academics, he enjoys good music, gaming, engaging in meaningful conversations, and expressing his creativity through graphic design. He firmly believes in the power of hard work and consistency—principles that have guided his success and continue to shape his aspirations for the future.

Moses Denapo

Moses is deeply passionate about enhancing healthcare quality in Nigeria by exploring innovative solutions to address pressing health needs effectively.

With a firm belief in the capacity of technology to simplify life, he is currently immersed in exploring the digital health field, which sits at the intersection of medicine and technology. By integrating technology into healthcare practices, he envisions a more efficient approach to tackling health problems, improving access, and ultimately enhancing patient outcomes.

Moses is proud to be a member of the African Digital Health Student Network, where he collaborates with like-minded individuals to further drive progress in this vital area.

Olufunke Fakeye

Olufunke's interest in medicine arose from childhood curiosity about human genetics and health disparities. She aspires to specialize in cardiology to understand the intricacies of the heart and improve human health.

Dedicated to community service, she volunteers with a non-governmental organization in Ikorodu, focusing on child abuse awareness and supporting indigent children.

A member of the the Auwal Shanono Foundation, she aims to enhance public speaking skills and contribute to maternal-child healthcare. In her free time, she enjoys reading, cooking, and singing.

Eseosa Ebuehi

Eseosa is driven by a quest for knowledge and has an interest in improving the care and treatment of cancer patients. He is involved in various medical outreach and health awareness programs in the community.

Eseosa demonstrated leadership skills and abilities when he led a group of fifteen students to emerge as the overall best team in the Information Technology Certification program hosted by the Centre for Information Technology and Systems, University of Lagos.

He has a keen interest in sports, games, and medical research.

Kehinde Gbelee

Kehinde’s interest in medicine arose from a personal tragedy, and has since transformed into love for making a difference in people’s lives; she volunteers with several community outreach programs.

She is a part of the media team of the Nigerian Medical Students Association and serves on several committees of the Association of Medical Students.

Kehinde, who has won awards for her writing, is a freelance marketing consultant and manages a personal writing blog. She plans to specialize in women’s health as an obstetrician-gynaecologist, and her vision includes improving the lives of women globally.

Deborah Ojo

Deborah Ojo is a resourceful and dedicated medical student who is passionate about lending a helping hand and being an agent of change in society. She is a young leader and a global health enthusiast who serves under different standing committees in the Nigerian Medical Students Association, and the Association of Medical Students of the University of Lagos. She has been involved in various outreach and health awareness programs.

She is driven by her passion to serve humanity at large and as such, she serves as a volunteer with various non-profit organisations including The NEO Child Initiative, The Lagos Food Bank Initiative, Healthdrive NG, the Initiative For Girls and Women Empowerment and is an alumnus of the Millennium Fellowship Class of 2020. In her spare time, Deborah enjoys Medical Research, cooking, trying new recipes, reading and hanging out with friends.

John Nwokocha

John Nwokocha is a medical student who demonstrates leadership and administrative qualities as a class representative. He is active in the Association of Medical Students of the University of Lagos, serving on various key committees and clubs including the Create Club, Mentorship Committee, and the Publicity Directorate.

John is also a proficient visual artist who specializes in making realistic pencil art. He engages with international and local organisations that promote art, as well as those that promote healthcare. He is currently an Arts-in-Medicine (AIM) fellow and a member of the Millennium Campus Network (MCN). John is passionate about the interaction between healthcare and art, and hopes to influence the world positively through art and medicine.

Oluwafemi Oluseye

Oluwafemi Oluseye is a medical student who chose the medical profession due to a childhood passion for becoming a neurosurgeon, inspired by Dr. Ben Carson's book 'Think Big' which gave him insights into the wonderful workings of the human brain. He also has an interest in sports, music, and academic research, as well as public speaking. He is driven by a strong quest for knowledge and a need to contribute his quota to society.

Oluwafemi is currently involved in research on 'improving health quality by reducing cholesterol levels in staple fatty foods'.