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'The Quirk' Mini-Series: 03
The Quirk Mini-series is a new program where we highlight the unusual abilities we possess. These unusual abilities might stem from a unique physical or mental situation that we live through. We believe that these conditions privy us to some experiences, perspectives, and opportunities that others do not have access to. We want to put these out there. Through 'The Quirk', we are reimagining conditions that are out of our control.
In this third and final episode, we speak with two scholars, Ademola Adesokan and Nina Mbah, and we talk about the virtue of Passion and Community. As usual, this episode also includes a 10-second 'behind-the-scenes' at the end.
Host
Keyukemi Ubi
Keyu is the Chief Operating Officer at DIgiLaw, a law-tech consulting Start-Up. She is passionate about Global Leadership, and Community Relevance. At NSP, she ever seats at only one seat in the auditorium; If you need to find her during class, first find that seat.
Oluwafemi Akinseye
Oluwafemi Akinseye is a people person. He's passionate about developing people and building products that can transform Africa. When he's not working, he enjoys debating and reading.
Guests
Ademola Adesokan
Ademola is a technology enthusiast interested in making enhancements to the SAP backup system. At university, he was the president of the Association of Computer Science Students and recently served as the president of the Information Technology Development Service Group in his local community. Ademola would like to be involved in breakthrough research in big data and machine learning and hopes to pursue a Ph.D. in this field.
Nina Mbah
Nina is a social entrepreneur and founder of Developing Talents Initiative, a youth development center dedicated to improving learning outcomes for young Nigerians in underserved communities. Her contributions to education and youth development have earned her membership admission to the Youth Council of Global Business Coalition for Education. She is also the recipient of the Ignite Entrepreneurship Innovation Lab award.
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By The GrindThe Quirk Mini-series is a new program where we highlight the unusual abilities we possess. These unusual abilities might stem from a unique physical or mental situation that we live through. We believe that these conditions privy us to some experiences, perspectives, and opportunities that others do not have access to. We want to put these out there. Through 'The Quirk', we are reimagining conditions that are out of our control.
In this third and final episode, we speak with two scholars, Ademola Adesokan and Nina Mbah, and we talk about the virtue of Passion and Community. As usual, this episode also includes a 10-second 'behind-the-scenes' at the end.
Host
Keyukemi Ubi
Keyu is the Chief Operating Officer at DIgiLaw, a law-tech consulting Start-Up. She is passionate about Global Leadership, and Community Relevance. At NSP, she ever seats at only one seat in the auditorium; If you need to find her during class, first find that seat.
Oluwafemi Akinseye
Oluwafemi Akinseye is a people person. He's passionate about developing people and building products that can transform Africa. When he's not working, he enjoys debating and reading.
Guests
Ademola Adesokan
Ademola is a technology enthusiast interested in making enhancements to the SAP backup system. At university, he was the president of the Association of Computer Science Students and recently served as the president of the Information Technology Development Service Group in his local community. Ademola would like to be involved in breakthrough research in big data and machine learning and hopes to pursue a Ph.D. in this field.
Nina Mbah
Nina is a social entrepreneur and founder of Developing Talents Initiative, a youth development center dedicated to improving learning outcomes for young Nigerians in underserved communities. Her contributions to education and youth development have earned her membership admission to the Youth Council of Global Business Coalition for Education. She is also the recipient of the Ignite Entrepreneurship Innovation Lab award.
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