Dr. Vanessa Aseye Atikpui is a medical doctor, health advocate, and social impact leader. She is the founder of First Aid on Wheels and Go Girl Icon and gained national recognition after graduating as the youngest medical doctor in her class in Ghana at just 22 years old.

She is widely known for her work in public health education, with a strong focus on women’s sexual and reproductive health, cervical cancer awareness, malaria prevention, and community outreach. Awarded Most Influential Woman in Health in 2019, Dr. Vanessa is also admired for her ability to merge medicine with fashion to connect, educate, and inspire diverse audiences.

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In this episode of Echoes of Women, we sit down with Damilola Ojuri, the Mayor of Ashby de la Zouch and Town Councillor representing the Holywell Ward. Alongside her role in public service, she works as an IT Cloud Consultant in the telecommunications industry, bringing over a decade of experience in technology. She graduated with a First-Class degree in Computing from Southampton Solent University in 2015.

Driven by a strong commitment to community development, Damilola is passionate about education, youth empowerment, and preparing young people for future careers in an increasingly AI-driven world. As a mother of two, her advocacy is deeply rooted in creating better opportunities for the next generation.

Please note that this episode was recorded prior to her role as Mayor.

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Part Two of the very first episode of Echoes of Women opens with a reflection on youth, opportunity, and resilience in a rapidly changing world.

In this closing conversation, Precious Eniayekan speaks directly to young people in Nigeria and beyond, sharing hard-earned perspective on navigating uncertainty, building confidence, and taking ownership of your future. This episode is both a reflection and a call to action for the next generation.

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In this episode of Echoes of Women, we sit down with Ayomikun Aladeselu, a public figure and advocate creating lasting impact through Period Padi. Ayomikun shares her journey into advocacy, what led her to speak openly about period poverty, premenstrual depression, and menstrual health, and how she turned passion into action.

From launching awareness campaigns to leading a petition with over 6,000 signatures, this conversation explores the realities many women face but rarely discuss, the emotional toll of advocacy, and the power of using your voice to challenge systems and shift culture. This episode is a reminder that change often starts with one person choosing to speak up.

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This is the very first episode of Echoes of Women, a podcast dedicated to amplifying the stories of women who are building with purpose.

In Part One, Precious Eniayekan shares the early experiences that shaped her identity — from growing up in Nigeria to discovering the mindset that would later fuel her entrepreneurial journey. This episode explores ambition, self-belief, and the moments that quietly prepare you for building something bigger.

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