Adeyeye Blessing Adewumi also knows as “one health nerd” is a passionate public health advocate and AMR Youth Champion committed to combating Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) through community-driven education, advocacy, and behavior change initiatives. With experience leading awareness campaigns across schools, healthcare facilities, communities, and vulnerable populations, he focuses on promoting responsible antimicrobial use and infection prevention practices. His work integrates the One Health approach, engaging both human and animal health stakeholders to address AMR sustainably. His primary goal is to strengthen community resilience against AMR while empowering young people and local communities to become active stewards of global health.

I am a public health professional, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) advocate, and youth leader working at the intersection of human, animal, and environmental health through a One Health approach. My work focuses on understanding and addressing the interconnected drivers of health challenges such as AMR, environmental degradation, and disease prevention, particularly in underserved communities. I am actively involved in youth-led advocacy, research, and community engagement initiatives that promote awareness and strengthen preventive health practices. My primary goal is to advance global health systems by developing and implementing integrated, evidence-based One Health solutions that improve health outcomes and promote sustainability and equity across human, animal, and environmental systems.

I am a veterinary doctor, researcher and youth advocate passionate about advancing One Health particularly antimicrobial resistance (AMR) awareness, animal welfare and community development through leadership and innovation. My work focuses on the intersection of human, animal and environmental health, with particular interest in infectious disease prevention and sustainable public health solutions. I have led and contributed to initiatives promoting responsible antimicrobial use, hygiene education and youth empowerment. My primary goal is to build impactful, community-driven systems that strengthen public health and improve livelihoods across Africa.

Abdulbasit Hamza is a veterinarian and global health advocate dedicated to advancing One Health, antimicrobial stewardship, and sustainable development in Africa. He drives health impact through community engagement, youth-led initiatives, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Committed to innovation, he focuses on developing scalable solutions for AMR, zoonotic diseases, and food security.

As a dedicated youth advocate and emerging public health leader, I specialize in One Health, antimicrobial resistance (AMR), climate health, and WASH, focusing on strengthening community health systems through evidence-based education and sustainable, youth-led interventions. I am committed to advancing scalable solutions that build resilience in underserved settings and address critical environmental health and AMR challenges across African and global health systems.

I am a Veterinarian passionate about antimicrobial resistance (AMR), One Health, public health, and sustainable livestock systems. I am actively involved in AMR advocacy, youth development, and community-based initiatives that promote responsible antimicrobial use, health education, and environmental sustainability.