Zafrullah Lamina is final year chemical student who is highly driven and passionate about social impact and justice. During Covid19 pandemic he raised money to feed over 300 vulnerable people who were suffering as a result of the pandemic. Zaf, as he is fondly called by his peers and colleagues, is a selfless and visionary leader who loves trying new things, creating new methods and introducing new ideas. As the president of a student association, he initiated a leadership training program geared towards accelerating the participant's careers and improving their skills and capabilities. Over 1000 youths are benefiting from the program. Zaf is a co-founder of Tough Girls Tough Women, a non-profit organization championing the next generation of female leaders through mentoring, training and advocacy. He has helped bring about social change and impacted the lives of many in his community through organizing different social development programs such as capacity building seminars, the dignity of labour, stop the crime campaigns, and medical camps where hundreds of people irrespective of age, gender, race or creed receive free medical consultation, test and drugs. As an innovative and technology leader he has attended and co-organize different tech training and boot camps.