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Oreoluwa Olomodosi, studied in Nigeria but left to study Economics and Finance where she graduated with first class honours from the University of York, United Kingdom. She experienced culture shock and mental health but persevered to obtain a first class honours. Here is her inspiring story.

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Olu Alake is the Chief Executive Officer at The Peel Institute, London. He has a strong commitment to helping generate positive social change.   

He is a founding member and former president of ‘100 Black Men of London’, a community-based charity focusing on empowering young black people.  

In a personal letter to Olu, Prime Minister Theresa May said:  “As a founding member and former president of ‘100 Black Men of London’, you are empowering black men in your local community to volunteer and share their diverse experiences and skills. Under your leadership the charity has become a prominent voice in the community and you should feel very proud of the innovative initiatives you have introduced, including the youth mentoring initiative that has been subsequently adopted by other branches around the world.”   

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Tolu Ojutiku is an entrepreneur, an active one who could easily be described as a workaholic. He works 24/7, but something happened that put a temporary stop  to his active livelihood. There was an unexpected sudden pause. His health needed attention. I doubt if he thought he was untouchable, but he unexpectedly found himself touched more than he would have wanted by consultants, doctors and nurses.

Here is his story on how he found out his kidneys needed urgent attention, his trip to China for answers and possibly a cure, his rush back to the United Kingdom and the emergency hospital admission. He spoke at length about dialysis and the eventual phone call announcing he may be a match for a kidney.

Health Is Really Wealth.

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