David Dosu is a particle physics Erasmus scholar at prestigious European institutions, namely the University of Clermont, TU Dortmund, and the University of Bologna. As the National President of the Nigerian National Association of Physics Students, he oversees a network of over 55,000 students from 84 institutions, actively nurturing the next generation of physicists.

Demonstrating his academic excellence, David earned a place in the top echelon of participants at a CERN particle physics program. His visionary leadership facilitated Nigeria’s first virtual CERN tour, culminating in a significant funding commitment that promises to bolster physics education and research in Nigeria.

Through his influential role in the African School of Fundamental Physics, David has expanded the horizons of Nigerian students by connecting them with some of the world’s most renowned scientists from institutions like Harvard and Stanford, reinforcing the global physics dialogue and collaboration.

Destiny Ogedegbe is a New York Corporate Attorney, Nigerian lawyer and a writer. He recently graduated from the prestigious Harvard Law School having completed his LLM programme with Honours, and is also a member of the society for Advanced Legal Studies, United Kingdom.

Before Harvard, Destiny was a corporate attorney at Banwo & Ighodalo- a tier 1 corporate law firm in Lagos, Nigeria where he advised local and international corporate clients in connection with market-defining energy, project finance, and M&A-related transactions.

Destiny holds a First-Class law degree from the Nigerian Law School. He is also reputed for his record-breaking academic performance in 2018 as the first male student and second student to graduate with a First-Class degree in the over 40-year history of the Faculty of Law, University of Benin.

In addition to legal practice, Destiny is passionate about stirring up intellectual curiosity in society, orienting young people towards educative endeavors and meaningful pursuits.