For me, healthcare has always been personal. Growing up, I saw firsthand the challenges many people face in accessing quality care. That’s why I’ve dedicated my life to making healthcare more accessible, especially for women and underserved communities. My journey has taken me from working as a pharmacist on the frontlines of patient care in the UK and US to founding OneHealth, a healthcare platform and online pharmacy transforming access to medicines and health solutions across Nigeria.

As a licensed Pharmacist in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Nigeria, I started OneHealth in Nigeria when I encountered the challenge of finding essential medications for my own child. Today, OneHealth helps people access the right medicines, at the right time, through a network of over 1,500 pharmacies across Nigeria. We use curated data and collaborate with health service providers to offer vital healthcare solutions. So far, I’m grateful to have reached over 100,000 people with accessible pharmacare solutions, making an impact across all 36 states of Nigeria.

With a Master of Pharmacy from the University of Manchester, an MBA from IE Business School, studies in Business Economics at Harvard, and a professional certification in Product Management from Kellog's School of Management, I’m driven by a commitment to make healthcare more human, more accessible, and more equitable. My work with OneHealth has earned acknowledgements, including Google’s Black Founders Fund, funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and partnerships with global health initiatives. I am a fellow of prestigious global fellowships such as Harambe and SOCAP. I’ve had the privilege of sharing my insights on healthcare innovation at events like the Ehingbeti Lagos Economic Summit, the Africa Digital Health Summit, the TLCom Female Founders Summit and the E-Pharmacy Conference in Greece.

Each day, I strive to find solutions that truly make a difference, ensuring mothers, families, and communities have the support they need to thrive.