I am a medical doctor with an MSc in Public Health from the University of Salford, UK, and a member of the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH).
I come from Benin, home to the Agojie, the women warriors of Dahomey often known as the Amazons. Their legacy of courage and strength shapes the woman I am and the causes I choose to fight for.
I believe a woman should be able to seek help without shame, make informed choices about her body and live free from violence and coercion. Young people deserve a voice in the policies and services that shape their lives. These convictions are why I advocate for women and youth.
After more than five years in the UK, I returned to Africa to bring my training and experience closer to home. Through public health, health communication and my work with SAA/ICASA, I want to help women and young people find trustworthy information, seek support earlier and receive care with dignity.
EDUCATIONMBBS · MSc Public Health
ROOTSBenin, West Africa
BASED INAccra, Ghana · Manchester, UK
LANGUAGESEnglish · French · Mandarin