Chukwuemeka Odinakachi

Charles, who grew up in Aba, Abia State, received his primary and secondary education there. Hailing from a family of six—four children and their parents—he attended Overcomers International School before continuing to Friedel Krofp’s and FGC Okposi. Currently studying public administration at Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife, Charles wears multiple hats: graphic designer and aspiring data analyst.

His commitment extends beyond academics. As the head of missions at the Precious Fountain Foundation (PFF), he has experienced personal growth and honed his leadership and administrative skills. Engaging in discussions and playing football are among his interests, and he cherishes the opportunity to travel. Charles has successfully handled the Mission project for Ufodo 2023 and Mindshift 2023. His inspirations include Myles Munroe and Prof. Adesegun Fatusi, both of whom share his passion for helping young people discover their potential.

Peter Latona

Imole Peter Latona, born in Osun State, aspired to shape the aeon of humanity through creativity—crafting, building, and modeling. He holds a B.Pharm degree from OAU. His diverse talents include academic writing, ghostwriting fiction stories, and designing visuals. Currently a Pharmacist intern and a Web3 Blockchain Contributor, he also volunteers at the Precious Fountain Foundation, where he leads the IMSU leadership project.

As a freelancer, Imole seeks to expand his clientele base, complementing his skills to align with advancing niches. Honesty, humility, and nurturing young minds’ creative potentials resonate with him. His favorite quote—“Life’s best enjoyed when enjoyed”—reflects his zest for life. Inspired by Elon Musk, Imole admires Musk’s refusal to be hidebound, allowing his creative muscles to flourish.

Adebola Adekola

Adebola Adekola, born in Ibadan, Oyo State, nurtured childhood dreams of becoming a language specialist. Currently pursuing a B.A. in foreign languages at Obafemi Awolowo University (O.A.U.), her education has significantly honed her skills in the German language, providing a robust foundation for personal and professional growth.

As a volunteer at the Precious Fountain Foundation (PFF), Adebola continues to develop her abilities, particularly in problem-solving. She takes pride in contributing to seminar sessions, which have significantly impacted her public speaking skills. This accomplishment aligns with PFF’s mission and reflects her dedication to meaningful contributions within the organization and society at large.

Overcoming challenges has been pivotal to Adebola’s growth, teaching her valuable lessons applicable across various professional contexts. Beyond work, she finds inspiration in travel, public speaking, and maintaining balance. Her favorite quote—“Never give up”—fuels her resilience. Adebola draws inspiration from individuals like Pastor Kumuyi and Denzel Washington, whose messages and motivational quotes inspire her to strive for excellence in all her endeavors.

Vivian Oluwaseun Amoo

Vivian Oluwaseun Amoo, born in Ile-Ife, harbored a multitude of aspirations. Currently a law student at Obafemi Awolowo University (O.A.U.), she balances her legal studies with her passion for writing. Serving as a volunteer at the Precious Fountain Foundation (PFF) has amplified her creativity, allowing her to breathe life into her words.

In her role as the Head of Human Resources at PFF, Vivian faces obstacles head-on, drawing strength from each challenge. Beyond her professional pursuits, she enjoys sleeping, eating, reading novels, and watching movies. Notably, she oversees the Annual Essay Competition for PFF. Tunde Onakoya stands as her inspiration and role model, guiding her journey in all aspects.

Samantha Oghenefejiro Evumena

Evumena Samantha, born in Sapele, Nigeria, initially dreamed of becoming an artist due to her fascination with art. However, her path led her to pursue medicine at Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife. As a medical student, she walks the aisle of her medical career day by day, driven by her desire to make a difference for humanity.

Reflecting on her journey, Samantha takes pride in her contributions to family and friends. The appreciation she receives from clients after successful deliveries brings her immense joy. Even the smallest achievements matter greatly to her. Beyond medicine, she actively volunteers as a graphics designer at the Precious Fountain Foundation (PFF). Designing projects within tight timeframes has been her greatest challenge.

Samantha’s interests extend beyond medicine and design. She enjoys learning foreign languages, interacting with new people, and lending a helping hand. Honesty is a core value she holds dear. Her favorite quote—“No matter what you’re going through, EAT FIRST! Problem-solving becomes easier when you have sufficient glucose”—guides her resilience.

Inspiration comes from various sources: Jesus Christ, her mother (who watched over her infant head), and the principles instilled through their teachings. Samantha’s journey is shaped by these influences, and she remains steadfast in her pursuit of excellence.

Jesunbo Folasayo Olugbemi

Jesunbo Folasayo Olugbemi, born in Ibadan, is a proud graduate of law (LL.B) from Obafemi Awolowo University (O.A.U) in Ile-Ife. Her legal studies have honed critical and analytical thinking skills, which she finds immensely beneficial. Law’s flexibility allows her to excel in various contexts—an advantage not necessarily shared by other fields of study.

Before joining the Precious Fountain Foundation (PFF), Jesunbo was a shy individual who struggled to speak up. PFF provided the necessary push, enabling her to utilize her skills effectively. Now, she confidently plans events alongside her co-volunteers. As a current Corper serving her country, Jesunbo heads the School Seminars and Outreaches at PFF.

Overcoming the obstacle of speaking up has transformed her life. She thrives on the simple encouragement of “Go.” Beyond her legal pursuits, Jesunbo writes poems, proofreads, and edits. Her interest in the German language adds to her diverse skill set. Notably, she co-led the “PFF Goes To School” project.

Inspired by her friend Stella—a go-getter who holds nothing back—Jesunbo aspires to embody the same fearlessness.

Francis Aoduongu Wayo

Francis Aoduona Wayo, born in Benue State, is a final-year law student at Obafemi Awolowo University. His diverse skill set includes writing, research, and effective teamwork. Currently, he wears multiple hats: a Copyright Ambassador with the Nigerian Copyright Commission, a freelance writer, and a dedicated volunteer at the Precious Fountain Foundation (PFF).

Balancing his legal studies with his passion for writing, Francis navigates the intersection of law and creativity. His commitment to time management has been honed through various challenging endeavors. Honesty, compassion, and open-mindedness are values he holds dear.

Notably, Francis coordinated the International Leadership Boot Camp in 2023 and will continue to lead this year’s edition. His favorite quote—“When life gives you a lemon, make a lemonade”—encapsulates his resilience and positive outlook.

Abisola Mustapha

Abisola, born in Asaba, Delta State, harbored dreams of becoming a medical doctor, particularly a gynecologist, driven by her love for pregnant mothers and newborn babies. Her educational journey took her through Niger Mixed Secondary School in Asaba and Microbiology studies at Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife. Alongside her academic pursuits, Abisola actively developed professional skills in leadership, project management, first aid, and administration.

Her commitment to volunteering led her from being a Nigerian Red Cross volunteer to becoming a certified practical first aider. Additionally, she received training as a Teaching at The Right Level (TaRL) facilitator through TaRL Africa in Nairobi, equipping her with skills to assist young learners facing learning difficulties. As an alumnus of the Young Researcher’s Hub at OAU, she participated in academic conferences and research training.

Abisola’s growth journey was not without challenges, but her unwavering determination led her to a glorious destination. She attributes her strength to her faith in God. Beyond her professional pursuits, she enjoys reading, traveling, singing, engaging in meaningful discussions, and connecting with like-minded individuals. Her passion lies in supporting children with congenital disorders (special kids) and promoting the overall well-being of young adults. As the head of administration at the Precious Fountain Foundation (PFF), Abisola manages and co-manages various projects, including Project Restrategise, Youth and Teens Seminars, monthly seminars, Ufodo Summer School, and the International Leadership Bootcamp.

 

Tomiwa Ajiboye

Tomiwa Ajiboye’s childhood spanned both the North and South West regions of Nigeria. After completing his primary and secondary education, he earned his law degree from Obafemi Awolowo University in 2021. Now a qualified solicitor and barrister, Tomiwa practices law in FCT-Abuja, providing corporate and commercial services to high-value clients worldwide.

Driven by a passion for policy-making, Tomiwa aspires to pursue a Master’s in Policy and Administration. Beyond his legal career, he dedicates his spare time to impactful initiatives. Notably, he managed a social impact program that delivered welfare items to 500 internally displaced women. Additionally, he oversaw a skill acquisition program benefiting over 20 IDP women. His favorite quote, attributed to Cicero, reflects his belief in collective responsibility: “Non nobis solum nati sumus” (not for ourselves alone are we born). Tomiwa draws inspiration from Jesus Christ, Shimon Peres, and Lee Kuan Yew—trailblazers who continually challenge the status quo.

Afua Nkansah-Asamoah

Afua, originally from Accra, Ghana, now resides in London, UK. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Law (LLB) from SOAS University of London. Beyond her legal background, Afua wears multiple hats: Scrum Master, Product Owner professional, Safeguarding Lead, and aspiring Barrister. Her passion lies in collaborating with like-minded individuals to address Africa’s challenges across education, art, heritage, energy, and investments.

Noteworthy moments in Afua’s journey include her appointment by the Ghanaian Presidential office as a member of the Committee on the Future of Ghana’s Museums and Cultural Heritage in 2020. In the United Kingdom, she serves as one of the first youth members on the Advisory Committee of the Government Art Collection since 2022. Additionally, Afua plays a pivotal role in privacy management within her function.

As a dedicated volunteer at the Precious Fountain Foundation (PFF), Afua contributes significantly. She facilitates the PFF International Leadership Bootcamp (ILB) and spearheads the African Leadership Forum project in collaboration with FORWARD UK. Her interests span art, heritage, hiking, and youth development. Afua’s introspective nature fuels her passion for journaling and writing. She firmly upholds integrity and honesty, striving to embody these values.

Her favorite quote, attributed to Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, resonates deeply: “The size of your dreams must always exceed your current capacity to achieve them. If your dreams do not scare you, they are not big enough.” Afua draws inspiration not only from distant trailblazers but also from her close-knit circle of friends and family who constantly challenge the status quo.