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Administrative and Logistics Team

Ms Ikani Rebecca Anyaja

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Ms Ikani Rebecca Anyaja

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Ikani Rebecca Anyaja is an economist and administrative professional with developing expertise in data analysis in view, research coordination, and organizational management. She works as an Accountant at the Nasarawa State Hospital Management Board and actively volunteers in initiatives that promote health, education, and social progress. Rebecca holds a B.Sc. in Economics from the Federal University of Lafia and is pursuing her MSc in Economics. She is passionate about operational efficiency, research-driven impact, and collaborative teamwork, and looks forward to contributing meaningfully to the mission of the Qua Pillar Health Research Foundation.

Mr Shaibu Mustapha Ojochogwu

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Mr Shaibu Mustapha Ojochogwu

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Shaibu Mustapha Ojochogwu is a health logistics and data management professional with over five years of experience in supply chain operations, monitoring and evaluation, and ICT4D implementation. He has supported national health programs through the Federal Ministry of Health and the Global Fund. Shaibu holds an HND in Chemistry/Biochemistry from the Federal Polytechnic Idah and is proficient in digital tools such as ODK, KoboToolbox, DHIS2, and NHLMIS. His expertise spans technical and digital systems, project and logistics management, as well as strong professional and interpersonal skills. He is passionate about improving public health outcomes through data-driven decision-making and the effective use of technology.

Community Engagement Team

Mr Ngbede Nelson Enenche

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Mr Ngbede Nelson Enenche

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Ngbede Nelson Enenche is a first-generation Chemistry graduate who is passionate about making a meaningful impact. He is knowledge-driven, goal-oriented, and deeply committed to social advocacy. He had demonstrated this through his active participation in advocacy programs with the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN). His passion for global health fuels his keen interest in drug discovery and the prevention of escalating non-communicable diseases. Beyond academics and advocacy, he enjoys outdoor sports such as swimming and football and finds inspiration in spending time in nature.

Mr Charles Arukwe

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Mr Charles Arukwe

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Mr Charles Arukwe holds a Bachelor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. He is deeply passionate about Vaccinology, Immunology & Infectious Diseases, with a strong commitment to tackling vaccine hesitancy and vaccine coverage in underserved communities. His research interests centre on vaccine adjuvants, particularly their role in enhancing the stability, potency and efficacy of vaccines. His recent work, titled “Evaluation of the Immunomodulatory Properties of Phyllanthus niruri and Phyllanthus mullerianus as Adjuvants in Hepatitis B(HBsAg) Vaccines in Albino Wistar Rats”, has been published in a high-impact journal and has gained international recognition. Through this work, he has developed robust research skills and established valuable collaborations within the global scientific community.

Mr Ibrahim Aliyu

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Mr Ibrahim Aliyu

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Ibrahim Aliyu is a pharmacist currently pursuing a Master of Public Health. He has experience in pharmaceutical care, health data analytics, and community health initiatives. He has actively participated in medical outreaches, health sensitization campaigns, and public health research. His publications and professional engagements reflect a strong commitment to improving healthcare delivery and promoting community well-being.

Mrs Christiana Ayodeji Olaniyi

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Mrs Christiana Ayodeji Olaniyi

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Christiana Ayodeji Olaniyi is the Unit Head of the Haematology Pharmacy and the Focal Pharmacist for the HIV Program at LASUTH. She is a Fellow of the West African Postgraduate College of Pharmacy and holds an M.Sc. in Clinical Pharmacy. Christiana also serves as the Pharmacovigilance Team Lead for the ART Clinic, where she has strengthened patient safety systems by significantly improving adverse drug reaction (ADR) reporting through strategic awareness initiatives and continuous stakeholder engagement. She is deeply passionate about clinical excellence, therapeutic optimization, and advancing HIV care in Lagos State.

Research and Data Support Team

Ms Ekada Inimuvie

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Ms Ekada Inimuvie

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Ekada Inimuvie is a registered clinical pharmacist in Nigeria with over seven years of progressive experience across community, hospital, non-governmental, and academic settings. She currently serves as a Lecturer and Clinical Pharmacist at Afe Babalola University (ABUAD), where she combines clinical expertise with teaching to advance evidence-based pharmacy practice. Her research interests include pharmacy education, patient safety, antimicrobial stewardship, and clinical pharmacy practice. She is passionate about promoting the Sustainable Development Goals 3, 4, and 17 (good health and well-being, quality education, and global partnerships) through teaching, research, and mentorship that prepare future pharmacists for impactful, collaborative, and patient-centred practice.

Mr Afrifa King

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Mr Afrifa King

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Afrifa King is a seasoned researcher with over six years of experience in diverse research roles. Afrifa King leverages his advanced background in Economics and Data Science to tackle complex issues. He has a strong interest in health econometrics, health economics, health policy and program analysis, public-health research, and health informatics. His academic and professional background gives him multidisciplinary research expertise spanning statistics, health, economics, political science, sociology, management and finance. Above all, Afrifa is driven by a commitment to produce actionable research that addresses economic, health, and social challenges in Nigeria and across sub-Saharan Africa.

Mr Oluwapelumi Odubunmi

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Mr Oluwapelumi Odubunmi

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Oluwapelumi Odubunmi is a public health researcher with a background in Pharmacology and ongoing graduate training in Epidemiology. His work focuses on medication safety, behavioral health, and improving health systems through data-driven policy and research. He has contributed to studies on psychotropic medication safety, opioid use disorder treatment, and pharmacovigilance initiatives in Nigeria. Oluwapelumi has experience with data analysis, scientific writing, and supporting research dissemination through publications and conference presentations. He is passionate about strengthening health outcomes in underserved communities through evidence-based interventions and translational research.

Ms Joy Onyesoro

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Ms Joy Onyesoro

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Joy Onyesoro is a pharmacist and public health advocate who is passionate about promoting public health through advocacy and research. She has a keen interest in bridging health gaps in underserved communities through developing innovative community-based interventions aimed at preventing infectious diseases. This inspires her engagement with the Nigeria Institute of Medical Research (NIMR), where she works as a research facilitator, focusing on improving the uptake of Hepatitis B birth dose vaccine in rural communities. She co-authored research works on self-medication and pharmacovigilance.

Mr Shima Kende Kelvin

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Mr Shima Kende Kelvin

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Shima Kende Kelvin is a result-driven professional with an interest in research on medication use and safety among the population. Motivated by the need to protect patients from preventable harms of medications, especially pregnant women and their offspring. Also, a pharmacoepidemiology enthusiast who seeks knowledge acquisition through research findings and the use of such findings for informed decision-making. He currently heads the Department of Pharmacy Technician Training, NKST College of Health Technology, Mkar, Benue State, Nigeria.

Social Media and Content Team

Mr Kefas Silvyn Nuhu

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Mr Kefas Silvyn Nuhu

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Kefas Silvyn Nuhu is a results-driven professional with a background in Computer Science and strong expertise in data analysis, IT systems management, and communication. He has supported program monitoring, evaluation, and digital initiatives with organizations such as Faith Alive Vulnerable Foundation and the Plateau State Internal Revenue Service. Skilled in Excel, Power BI, SQL, and cybersecurity, Kefas combines analytical precision with creative problem-solving. His experience in social media strategy, content creation, and graphic design enhances his ability to communicate impact effectively. Passionate about technology and development, he strives to drive innovation and positive social change across Africa.

Ms Oluwajomiloju Ashaye

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Ms Oluwajomiloju Ashaye

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Oluwajomiloju Ashaye is a budding professional in communication and digital media, passionate about using social platforms to make information more accessible and engaging. She has a particular interest in health communication and in creating content that empowers young people to be more aware, informed, and intentional about their choices.

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