Our Team
Volunteers
Ifeoluwa Adekunle
Ifeoluwa
Ifeoluwa Adekunle is an Economics graduate from Obafemi Awolowo University with a strong interest in data analytics, finance, and business strategy. She has hands-on experience in sales, data visualization, and analysis using Excel and Power BI.
She is passionate about solving real-world problems through data-driven insights and continuously developing skills that enhance decision-making and organizational growth.
Chukwuemeka Charles
Charles
Chukwuemeka Odinakachi Charles is a passionate and purpose-driven graduate of Public Administration, known for his commitment to excellence, leadership, and social impact. With a strong foundation in administrative studies, his academic journey has been marked by deep research and curiosity including notable works such as “The Effect of IPOB on Socio-Economic Activities in Ngwa Road, Aba, Abia State” and studies on personnel administration and recruitment in China.
Currently advancing his professional qualifications with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), Chukwuemeka continues to broaden his knowledge in finance, governance, and accountability equipping himself for leadership in both the public and private sectors.
Beyond academics, he is a social media manager, event decorator, and content creator with a creative flair for storytelling and engagement. He manages Newcomergram, a platform dedicated to helping immigrants in Canada by sharing reliable information, promoting inclusion, and celebrating the success of newcomers. He also serves as an admin on a LinkedIn page, where he contributes to meaningful conversations and professional growth.
Chukwuemeka is driven by a passion for education, social awareness, and youth empowerment, exemplified in his 30-day educational challenge an initiative designed to educate the public on the effects of lack of education and promote solutions for a better-informed society.
Entrepreneurial and resilient, he founded Crunchy Delight, a student-based business that satisfies cravings with crispy, crunchy snacks while applying practical business and marketing strategies.
With an inspiring record of dedication, Chukwuemeka embodies excellence, creativity, and impact. He enjoys discussions, reading, traveling, exploring different foods, and attending live shows, which reflect his curiosity and zest for life. Guided by faith, purpose, and service, he continues to grow into a leader who uplifts others and creates opportunities for change.
Francis Aondongu Wayo
Francis
Francis Aondongu Wayo is a graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. He is currently the Director of Research of the Youth Centre, International Law Association (Nigeria) Committee on ASheand New Technologies. He is a WIPO Academy alumnus and an Intellectual Property Ambassador of WIPO Nigeria and the Nigerian Copyright Commission. He is also a member of My Intellectual Property Law Guide (MIPLG).
With his legal training and experience as a writer and change leader, Francis is highly committed to excellence and making a meaningful impact in society through community-driven impact programs aimed at driving inclusive and sustainable development. At PFF, he leads the International Leadership Boot Camp and also engages in the coordination of other programs.
Francis researches and writes on various subjects such as Intellectual Property, Traditional Knowledge, Human Rights, Environmental Law, Artificial Intelligence, and Alternative Dispute Resolution.
Jachimma Christian
Jachimma
Jachimma Christian was born in Aba, Abia State Nigeria. He wanted to be an Engineer and own a company that makes cars. He studied Engineering in Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO) with Bachelors in Materials and Metallurgical Engineering. He has evolved professionally from leading teams and managing projects as a farm manager. Bringing bright ideas and troubleshooting existing ideas is a skill he has and continues to sharpen as he serves PFF’s purpose.
He is currently upskilling full time as a Data Analyst and he hopes to bring those skills at play in PFF projects. He is interested in solving problems. He likes to meet a need in people’s lives. He had been part of the stellar speakers for the PFF Impact bootcamp , and he contributed mostly with strategy and planning. He is also an executive member of PFF.
His favourite quote is ‘If you do not give up and keep working at it, anything will work’. He is mostly inspired by Sopuruchi Christian (Uncle Sop), an excellent elder brother. He would boldly call him his mentor. He is also heavily inspired by Mr Abiola Ogunrinde, whose wisdom and values he admires.
Jesunbo Olugbemi
Jesunbo
Jesunbo Olugbemi is a curious mind with a legal background and a growing interest in international development, research, and social impact. She is passionate about regional integration, trade law, and inclusive policy discourse in West Africa.
She has also been involved in projects ranging from migration advisory and trade research to youth outreach and data coordination. She enjoys thinking across disciplines, working with people from different cultures, and contributing to meaningful and impactful work, whether in policy, community engagement, or beyond.
Chinenye Onyebuchi
Chinenye
Chinenye Onyebuchi is a multi-skilled professional, social impact leader, and youth development advocate whose work sits at the intersection of education, leadership, innovation, and community transformation. A petroleum engineer by training, she has built a dynamic career that spans data analytics, program management, communications, and humanitarian development, using her diverse expertise to create meaningful and sustainable impact in underserved communities.
She is the founder of iDazzle Initiative, a youth-focused organization committed to empowering children, teenagers, and young people through education, mentorship, advocacy, and skill development initiatives. Under the initiative, she leads Skill-A-Teen, an annual skill acquisition and leadership program that has equipped over 220 teenagers across underserved communities with practical vocational and soft skills including leadership, public speaking, baking, video editing, knitting, cosmetology, and entrepreneurship. Through this work, she continues to champion opportunities that help young people discover their potential, build confidence, and become self-reliant contributors to society.
With years of experience working with NGOs, youth-led organizations, and development-focused initiatives, Chinenye has contributed to projects advancing quality education, gender equality, youth empowerment, and sustainable development across communities. Her passion for creating impact has also driven her involvement in advocacy campaigns, humanitarian outreaches, educational interventions, and leadership development programs for children and young people.
As a tech-oriented and data-driven professional, she combines strategy, storytelling, and innovation to design solutions that address real community challenges. Her experience in proposal development, project coordination, brand communication, and community engagement has positioned her as a growing voice in the social impact and development space.
Chinenye strongly believes that when young people are equipped with the right knowledge, opportunities, and support systems, they can transform not only their own lives, but also the future of their communities and Africa as a whole.
John Elusiyan
John
John Elusiyan is a multifaceted creative passionate about driving impact through digital media. With over 4 years of experience as a designer and video editor, his work combines creativity and clarity to bring results and inspire action.
As the Communications and Publicity Lead at PFF, he works to promote the organisation’s mission through online visibility and engagement.
In addition, John is a final year student of Architecture, and he loves to play musical instruments in his spare time.
Ekweozor Obianuju
Obianuju
Ekweozor Obianuju Sarah is a 200 level law student of Nnamdi Azikiwe university Awka Anambra State. She is a passionate law student who has gained a lot of knowledge in legal method, writing and organizational skills.
Her aim is to create a legal world where justice thrives,the masses are helped and the truth is nailed.
She is a law student who is empathetic about the general public and aims to bring law, justice,truth and help to the general public, erasing injustice at its core.
Shalom Anya
Shalom
Shalom Anya is a writer, educator, and project manager committed to building purposeful youth leadership through education and vision-driven initiatives.
She joined Precious Fountain Foundation in January 2024 and, by March, became part of the IMSU PFF Leadership Network as a project manager. Working closely with the team lead and other admins, she helped coordinate the Network’s inaugural leadership boot camp, ensuring that students were empowered and supported throughout the process.
As part of the team, she also contributed to organizing the Essay Competition in Honor of Professor B. E. B. Nwoke, which promoted academic excellence and critical engagement among students. Her personal contribution also played out in designing the vision and core values template that helped shape the Network’s identity and direction.
She further supported planning and logistics for the second leadership event held in August 2025, and was involved in partner and speaker communication, community engagement, and volunteer coordination.
Shalom brings creativity, structure, and clarity to every project she serves on. Her approach to leadership is rooted in collaboration, excellence, and purpose-reflecting her larger mission as a writer and teacher to nurture emerging voices and inspire young Africans to lead with integrity and insight.
Eneh Chidimma Emmanuella
Eneh
Born in Enugu State in 2003, Eneh Chidimma Emmanuella is the third of five children. With a father who is a lecturer and a mother who is a businesswoman, she grew up in a home that was always a lively mix of books and trade wares.
Raised by her parents to value resilience, she spent much of her childhood at her mother’s business. It was there she learned to bargain, sell, and most importantly read people’s faces before they even spoke.
She went on to study English and Literary Studies at AE-FUNAI. Even while living in her lodge, her passion for business never wavered, and she ran a small venture of her own throughout her studies. That entrepreneurial spark remains just as strong today as a graduate.
Currently, she balances her time between teaching and managing her mother’s business operations.
Outside of her professional life, she is a proud auntie and a self-described “terrible but enthusiastic” singer. She lives by the philosophy that one must always be ready for opportunity, stay moving, and trust that everything will eventually fall into a pleasant place.
Jane C. Ogbunamiri
Jane
Jane C. Ogbunamiri is a Lawyer with a strong interest in the intersection of law, finance, and technology. She holds an LL.B. from Obafemi Awolowo University and has demonstrated excellence in legal research, corporate transactions, and regulatory analysis. Her academic work on the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act (BOFIA) 2020 and the regulation of Fintech companies in Nigeria reflects her commitment to exploring innovative legal solutions that promote financial inclusion and economic stability.
Beyond the legal field, Janelle has also explored the modelling and music industries, experiences that have enhanced her creativity, communication skills, and versatility. She draws from these diverse backgrounds to approach her professional and academic pursuits with a unique blend of analytical depth and artistic perspective.
Janelle is currently advancing her expertise through professional certifications in Project Management and Social Media Management, aligning her legal acumen with digital transformation and business innovation. Her professional interests span Corporate & Commercial Law, Banking & Finance, Fintech Regulation, and Energy Law.
She is driven by a passion for continuous learning, excellence, and creating meaningful impact across both the legal and creative landscapes. She also enjoys volunteering, particularly in initiatives that empower youth, promote education, and foster community development.
Adonu Levi
Levi
Adonu Levi Oluchukwu has BSc. Geology from Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, Anambra state.
He’s an entrepreneur and a social impact leader.
Samuel Olushola Jacob
Samuel
Born on the 7th of September in Kaduna, Samuel Olushola Jacob grew up with a curious mind and a deep desire to make a difference in his world. From an early age, he developed a strong interest in learning and creativity, a passion that would later shape his career and personal pursuits. Samuel began his educational journey with a determination to understand how things work. He attended Niger State Polytechnic, Zungeru, where he earned a Diploma in Science Laboratory Technology. His love for innovation and technology led him further to Zion Computer Academy in Kaduna, where he obtained another diploma in Computer Studies. These experiences opened new doors for him in both education and design.
Today, Samuel wears many hats. He is a skilled computer graphics designer, a dedicated school teacher, and a committed poultry farmer. Through his years of teaching, he has not only imparted academic knowledge but also instilled morals and confidence in his students, helping them discover and develop their unique talents.
Beyond work, Samuel enjoys reading, watching football matches, and exploring new ideas. His greatest joy lies in learning, seeing others succeed, and continuously feeding his curiosity. Looking ahead, he dreams of establishing his own company, a place where creativity, hard work, and innovation come together, and where others can find purpose and growth under his leadership.
Adeife Worship Adebayo
Worship
Adeife Worship Adebayo is a final-year student at Obafemi Awolowo University, studying
Education and History. She has a deep passion for early childhood leadership and she’s driven by a commitment to develop strong leadership skills that can positively impact communities. She is currently working on her final-year project, titled, “The Influence of Excursions and Field Trips on Students’ Academic Performance in Secondary Schools in Ile-Ife”,which reflects my dedication to learning and contributing meaningfully to her field.
Her interest lies in social media management,Content creation and content writing and she has recently enrolled in an online course to further develop her skills in this area.
Her leadership drive is evident in her campus roles, including serving as the FFBS academic Secretary for BSFOAU in 2023/2024 academic session, and she also served as the Maintenance Representative for BSFOAU in 2024/2025 academic session. She is a volunteer at Precious Fountain Foundation, where she supports initiatives that empower and mentors young people such as See your future from now and University leadership bootcamp.
She brings to every role a set of soft skills that include adaptability, emotional intelligence, and a strong willingness to learn. She is motivated by opportunities to grow, lead, and create meaningful impact, and she is committed to applying my skills and experiences to make a positive difference in the communities she serve.
Imole Peter Latona
Peter
Imole Peter Latona was born in Osun state and wanted to shape the aeon of humanity with creativity in, crafting, building and modeling. He got his B.pharm degree from OAU. He has a flair for academic writing, ghostwriting fiction stories and designing visuals. He is currently a Pharmacist intern and a Web3 Blockchain Contributor. He is a volunteer at Precious Fountain Foundation. He led the IMSU leadership project. He is a freelancer, who looks to enlarge his clientele base with complementary skills to suit the advancing niches he is into. He likes honesty, humility, and helping young minds to harness their creative potentials. His favourite quote is ‘Life’s best enjoyed when enjoyed’. Elon Musk inspires him, he (Elon) is not hidebound and creative muscles wax as his imagination.
Ebivwiere Elohor Tracy
Tracy
Ebivwiere Elohor Tracy is a 300 level Microbiology student at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) in Nigeria. She is passionate about understanding the microscopic world, but even more passionate about using that knowledge to make a real difference in people’s lives.
Her journey into research began when she joined the Young Researchers’ Hub OAU, where she received hands-on training and eventually co-authored a research paper. This experience sparked her love for scientific inquiry. She has since developed research skills in the lab and is building her expertise in data analysis, starting as a beginner but eager to grow. She also holds certifications in Bioinformatics from an organization called G-Natures and is currently pursuing a course called Epidemiology in Public Health Practice in Johns Hopkins University USA, alongside a program in Public Policy and Leadership with GSPPL.
Leadership is something she takes seriously. She has undergone leadership training with certifications in NAMSWest (Nigeria Association of Microbiology Students) and with La plague meta verse, both of which taught me how to work with teams and lead with purpose. She is also a member of the American Society for Microbiology (ASM) , and she recently had the opportunity to do a postal presentation at the Asido foundation conference at the international conference center of University of Ibadan_a moment she is really proud of.
Outside of the lab and classroom, she is deeply involved in advocacy. She is a member of the Sustainable development goal, SDG club, a Mental Health Advocate with the Asido Foundation, and an Anti-Microbial Resistance (AMR) Advocate under ASM. She is also a volunteer and a member of She Code Africa OAU, supporting initiatives that empower young women.
To her, science is not just about experiment, it is about people. She is building a career that combines research, public health, leadership, and tech and She is excited about the impact She can create.
Akeem Rashidat Oyinkansola
Rashidat
Akeem Rashidat Oyinkansola is a Nigerian writer, spoken word poet, and advocate known for her work in creative writing and social advocacy. Her writings have been featured in magazines such as The Ake Review, Fiction Niche, Salamander Ink, and many others. She has also worked as an associate poet with Maryam Hassan Burka (Alhanislam).
As an active stage performer, she combines her writing with live performances to engage and inspire audiences. She is a passionate campaigner for change, using platforms like Change.org to amplify the voices of the girl child and advocate for social impact.
Oluwatosin
Oluwatosin
Oluwatosin is an educationist, creative, and community builder currently studying Counselling and Human Development at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. With a strong academic foundation and a heart for impact, she expresses creativity in ways that reflect excellence, purpose, and service. As a trained first aider, she is attentive, service-driven, and committed to the wellbeing of others.
Beyond the classroom, Oluwatosin is deeply passionate about natural hair care. She is a natural hair stylist and trichology enthusiast who is committed to promoting healthy hair practices and helping people understand and confidently embrace their natural hair. Alongside this, she is highly creative with her hands and enjoys crafting bringing ideas to life through thoughtful, hands on creations.
She is also a design lover and skilled graphic designer who enjoys translating ideas into meaningful visual expressions. As a content writer and community manager for a development cohort, she actively contributes to spaces that encourage growth, leadership, and meaningful engagement. Oluwatosin is driven by faith, creativity, and a strong desire to make a lasting impact in every sphere she finds herself.