This is Obanijesu Ifeoluwa Idowu, a creative young mind currently on a journey to save lives as a medical student at Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti. Born and bred here in Nigeria, she has spent most of her life in Rivers state, Lagos state where she lives, and now Ekiti state where she goes to school. Two years ago during her first clinical posting at school in her fourth year when she began obstetrics and gynecology, Obanijesu developed a keen interest in women’s health and empowerment. She has never been more passionate about anything like this before. Especially because the health care system in a developing nation like Nigeria is defective, women are even more vulnerable to substandard care in most parts of the country. Interestingly so, there are also a few female physicians in the obstetrics and gynecology field in Nigeria. This being her field of interest further drove her to be a part of various Standing Committees advocating for women’s health, sexual health and gender based violence. Eventually becoming an executive member two years in a row, this is given Obanijesu the opportunity to effect change in her own little way via awareness, advocacy and outreaches in communities around her. She also volunteers for medical outreaches within her community back home. This, she aspires to continue beyond her student years and well into her medical career. Now, she strives for more effectual change by educating and promoting women’s health as a contribution to the development of United Nation’s Sustainable Goals.