Adebanjo Omololu Uwana is a 3rd year pre-clinical student, studying Medicine and Surgery at the Benjamin Carson School of medicine at Babcock University, ilishan-remo Ogun state. Nigeria. She is the co-founder of Mama Villa kitchen, a lifestyle kitchen that is centered around promoting good health of their clients through uncommon healthy meals.

She is a humanitarian as she has actively engaged in promoting human welfare and social reforms, and maintaining human dignity through organizations such as YALI Network, Restructure Africa where she has served as a project coordinator for a project called "Bubbles," where the kids in a juvenile home at Asero-Abeokuta where visited and rendered humanitarian services. She currently serves as a Medical volunteer at this Organization. She is a health advocate who has been able to promote health and access to health care in communities and the larger public under the umbrella of a foundation called Global Vision Support International Foundation (Vision Center) where she currently serves as a medical volunteer.

She is passionate about impacting people's lives through her role as a caregiver, a future physician and hopes to forge ahead until it's global, she also hopes to collaborate with the United Nations in the future to make a sustainable impact which will promote good health and well-being on a global level