About Us

Emmanuel O. Adesuyi is a distinguished nurse leader, researcher, and educator passionate about advancing nursing scholarship and practice. As the Chief Executive Officer of the Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria, he is at the forefront of transforming nursing research, capacity building, and healthcare innovation across Africa and the globe.

With a background in nursing, epidemiology, and infection control, Emmanuel has had an illustrious career spanning clinical practice, academia, and leadership. He has championed major research initiatives, notably leading the WHO-ICN funded curriculum review project for nursing and midwifery training across Africa, a landmark regional project for the Global Nurse Leadership Institute (GNLI) of the International Council of Nurses (ICN) to influence healthcare policy and education in the region.

His role as Chairman of the Scientific Committee for the 2023 INR Hybrid Scientific Research Conference underscored his expertise in curating high-impact research platforms. An active researcher with over 20 published works, Emmanuel has secured multiple research grants, including a Sigma Theta Nursing Society grant for studying HIV/AIDS in Nigeria. His findings have been presented at international conferences and published in a reputable international journal, solidifying his reputation as a thought leader in nursing education, digital health, and public health.

Currently completing his PhD in Nursing at Birmingham City University, Emmanuel remains committed to shaping the future of healthcare through strategic leadership, research, technology and education. His unwavering dedication to evidence-based practice and mentorship continues to inspire the next generation of nursing professionals.

Abiodun Dairo is a registered nurse, theatre practitioner, dialysis specialist, researcher, and gospel minister with a focus on theatre and dialysis nursing and medicine. He currently holds the position of Chief Operations Officer at the Institute of Nursing Research Nigeria, where he demonstrates a strong commitment to mentoring nurses in the areas of research and leadership.

Damilola M. Faleti is a theatre practitioner (nurse) and an administrator, currently based and practicing in the United Kingdom. She is passionate about surgeries, administration, research, fashion designing, writing and editing, and positively impacting the community via involving in outreaches. She is the current Director of Management Services at the Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria.

In addition to managing the affairs of DOME Centre ( a fashion designing and bridal stores), she is the financial officer at Mental Health Drive Initiative. She holds a Master’s degree in International Healthcare Management from University of Essex, United Kingdom, and a bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, Nigeria. She is an alumnus of School of Nursing, Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido Ekiti and School of Perioperative Nursing, University College Hospital, Ibadan.

A member of: Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria, Royal College of Nursing, and Society for Nurses in Endoscopy and Minimally Invasive Surgeries, Nigeria, among others. She has efficiently served in several leadership positions and has journal publications in her name.

Olamide Sado is a registered nurse trained in Nigeria, currently practising in the United Kingdom as an Adult Registered Nurse in the oncology ward at Royal Preston Hospital.

She has vast expertise in oncology and palliative care nursing and holds qualifications as a Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy (SACT) administration nurse.

Olamide obtained her Registered Nurse certification from the OAUTHC School of Nursing in Ile Ife and furthered her education with a Level 5 Certificate of Credit in Health and Social Care from the University of Derby.

She’s presently pursuing a nursing degree at the same university. Her passion for research is evident in her participation in various projects, and She’s eager to engage in more opportunities in this field.

Additionally, Olamide enjoys acquiring new skills, travelling, and creating digital content.

Olamide Sado has been involved with the Institute of Nursing Research since its inception, serving in multiple roles, including as a member, program officer, director of the program, and currently as the deputy director of management services.

Mary Oyeleke is a dedicated, passionate, and accomplished Public Health Nurse with a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from the prestigious Ladoke Akintola University of Technology.

She possesses extensive expertise in research, leadership, management program evaluation, and health policy analysis.

Currently, she works at Evercare Hospital, Lekki, where she delivers holistic and compassionate care, driven by her commitment to promoting complete wellness in individuals.

Mary is a registered member of the Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria, with publications to her credit. Her exceptional performance earned her the role of Deputy Director, Management Services (Finances) at the Institute where she has served for years.

Dr Ooreofe Adeyemi is a dedicated specialist nurse with a profound interest in Maternal and Child Health and Intensive Care Nursing.

With a proven track record in emergency patient care, Dr. Adeyemi adeptly responds to the evolving needs of patients and the challenges of dynamic healthcare environments.

As a collaborative team player, Dr Adeyemi is an enthusiastic nurse midwife committed to contributing to team success through diligence, meticulous attention to detail, and exceptional organizational skills while working alongside diverse healthcare professionals.

Dr Adeyemi holds a Bachelor of Nursing Science from the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology.

She has furthered her academic journey with a master’s and PhD in nursing, specializing in intensive care nursing, from the University of the Witwatersrand.

She has been honoured with several prestigious awards, including the Postgraduate Merit Award (PMA), the National Research Foundation Research and Innovation Award, and the DAAD Innovative Scholarship.

As a prospective post-doctoral scholar, Dr Adeyemi is a registered nurse with the Nigerian Nursing and Midwifery Council and the South African Nursing Council, and she is also a member of Sigma Theta Tau International.

Dr Adeyemi, a proponent of patient-centred care, currently serves at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Teaching Hospital in Johannesburg, boasting over two decades of invaluable experience in the nursing field.

Bose Cecilia Ogunlowo kickstarted her career in nursing as a registered nurse at the School of Nursing, Asubiaro, Osogbo, Nigeria. She also obtained her Bachelor of Nursing Science at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, Nigeria, where she was licensed by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria to practice as a registered midwife and public health nurse.

She is a public health enthusiast passionate about Sustainable Development Goal 3, which aims to ensure good health and well-being for people of all ages. Her research interest is in the promotion of public health cardio-nephrology well-being through innovative approaches.

She currently works as a lecturer at Seventh Day College of Nursing Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria. Similarly, her interest in advancing nursing through research and impacting young nurses made her join the Institute of Nursing Research Nigeria, an organization that is passionate about developing the competencies of nursing in research and scholarly endeavours where she is the Journal Club Director of the Institute.

She is currently doing her postgraduate study in Community/Public Health Nursing at the Department of Nursing, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria.

Gloria Oluwakorede Alao is a highly qualified healthcare professional, holding the titles of Registered Nurse (RN), Registered Midwife (RM), and Registered Public Health Nurse (RPHN).

She earned her Bachelor of Nursing Science (BNSc) from the esteemed Ladoke Akintola University of Technology in Ogbomoso. In her capacity as a nurse researcher, she has developed a strong interest in critical areas such as genomics, public health, bioinformatics, and maternal and child health.

Additionally, Gloria currently serves as the General Secretary of the Journal Club at the Institute of Nursing Research in Nigeria, where she actively contributes to the advancement of nursing research and knowledge dissemination.

Aderemi Inioluwa is a graduate of the Department of Nursing at the University of Ibadan and she’s currently pursuing a Master’s degree at Liverpool John Moores University in England.

With over four years of experience in various healthcare settings in Nigeria—spanning private, teaching, and general hospitals—Aderemi has developed clinical competencies post-graduation.

Currently, she serves as a registered nurse with the NHS in England. Aderemi’s career is deeply rooted in research; she has actively participated in several research projects, some of which have been published in reputable journals.

Her aspiration is to bridge the gap between clinical nursing and academia, with a focus on research and professional advancement.

Ultimately, she aims to reach the pinnacle of nursing academia while maintaining her practice as a clinical nurse.

Oluwatosin Comfort OLARINDE is a dedicated and skilled mental health nurse with a strong academic and professional background. She holds a Master’s degree in Nursing (Mental Health/Psychiatric Nursing) from Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti, Nigeria, and a Bachelor of Nursing Science from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, Nigeria.

A registered nurse with certifications in Mental Health/Psychiatric Nursing, Public Health Nursing, Midwifery, and Nursing, Oluwatosin has a keen interest in mental healthcare, substance use, harm reduction, and treatment strategies for substance abuse.

Her research contributions include several peer-reviewed publications, including studies on the awareness of substance abuse among undergraduates and the prevention and management of new-born seizures in Nigerian mothers. In addition to her research, Oluwatosin serves as a Lecturer at Afe Babalola University. She has received various certifications and has leadership experience as a Programme Coordinator and Research Group Supervisor at the Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria. Oluwatosin is committed to improving healthcare systems, particularly in mental health and nursing education.

Elizabeth Awoniyi is a Clinical Instructor at the College of Nursing Science, Bowen University Teaching Hospital, Ogbomoso, Oyo State, Nigeria, where she passionately instructs, teaches and lectures student nurses.

She is also the co-pioneer and research consultant of The Heirs Edutech Consult. She holds a degree in Nursing Science and is a registered nurse and midwife. She teaches research passionately and walks students through their research writing process.

She strongly believes student nurses can carry out innovative research. She also analyses data using Excel and IBM SPSS.

Elizabeth has impacted hundreds of students in their academic journey and is passionate about seeing young prospects realise their dreams without interruptions. She is an unrepentant lover of God and loves to meet new people as an avenue to learn new things.

Idigbe Glory is a registered nurse , midwife and public health professional with a passion for nursing research, education and public health. Dedicated to delivering evidence-based care and promoting health equity, she presently works with the Lagos State Health Service Commission. Outside work, she loves writing, editing, volunteering and travelling. Glory is interested in continuous learning, meaningful collaborations and opportunities for growth.

Samuel A. Olawoore is a seasoned professional in the modern ICT and media landscape, bringing over a decade of experience to his work.

He has developed a diverse skill set encompassing technical operations, information management, communication, collaboration, creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving.

In addition to his technical expertise, Samuel excels in creating striking graphic designs for both local and international clients.

He is also proficient in photography, videography, and social media management, collaborating with numerous organizations to effectively promote their products and services.

Samuel’s interests extend to scientific research, nursing academia, artificial intelligence, machine learning, telemedicine, and nursing engineering.

He is dedicated to continuous learning, open to meaningful collaborations, and passionate about mentoring and inspiring the next generation.

Victoria is a dedicated Registered Nurse, Midwife, and Public Health Nurse with nearly three years of experience in Maternal and Child Health.

She possesses a strong passion for women’s health and is committed to advancing research in this vital area.

Currently a postgraduate student at Bowen University in Iwo, Osun State, Victoria is focused on driving positive change in nursing practices and delivering exceptional healthcare outcomes for women and children.

Victoria Agboola is a dedicated and proficient Registered Nurse, Midwife, and Public Health Professional with approximately four years of clinical experience.

Over the years, she has honed her skills in patient care, maternal and child health, disease prevention, and community health interventions. Her expertise extends beyond clinical practice to include research and data analysis.

Victoria has obtained various certifications and has had the privilege of training others in research methodologies and data analysis, helping to build capacity and improve evidence-based decision-making in healthcare settings.

Deeply passionate about innovation, leadership, community service, and mentorship, Victoria firmly believes that healthcare goes beyond treatment; it involves inspiring, educating, and empowering individuals and communities to take charge of their well-being.

Her strong values in teamwork, integrity, and continuous learning guide her professional journey, ensuring that she provides high-quality care and contributes meaningfully to the healthcare field.

Beyond her work, Victoria enjoys travelling, as it exposes her to new cultures and perspectives that enrich both her personal and professional growth.

In her leisure time, she loves engaging in Scrabble, which sharpens her critical thinking and strategic planning skills.

She is always open to collaborations, research opportunities, and professional engagements that align with her passion for healthcare excellence and community impact.

Daniel is a registered nurse with an extensive clinical background in cardiothoracic and critical care nursing but has now segued into the dynamic world of healthcare media, marketing and branding while still nurturing research interests, especially how digital health technologies can improve healthcare and the role of artificial intelligence in the future of healthcare.

He is the founder of Care City Media Ltd, an award-winning emerging healthcare media brand in Africa; Carecode Digital Health Hub, pioneers in building digital health communities in Africa; and EvolveHealth Media, a healthcare branding and marketing agency working with healthcare entrepreneurs and small to medium-sized healthcare brands and organisations to build and grow ideas, brands and organisations with intelligent branding, strategic marketing and innovative media.

He brings his vast experience as a professional writer, editor, full-stack marketer, and brand manager to his role as the editorial officer and the website administrator of the Institute of Nursing Research Nigeria.

As the editorial officer and website administrator for the Institute of Nursing Research Nigeria, Daniel utilises his extensive experience as a professional writer, editor, full-stack marketer, and brand manager. He is instrumental in articulating the Institute’s distinctive vision and mission, collaborating effectively with leaders and stakeholders in the Institute to further its objectives.

Damilola is a graduate and a nurse entrepreneur with a strong interest in mental health research.

For her, learning is more of a hobby than work. She has gained experience across various nursing specialities and currently focuses on her role in a mental health unit.

She is passionate about positively impacting young people and is actively developing a ministry dedicated to this cause.

She is a dedicated Registered Nurse with a Bachelor’s of Nursing Science from the prestigious Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), who is passionate about promoting healthcare and enhancing nursing research in Nigeria.

Currently, she serves as a Staff Nurse at Bamidele Olumilua University Health Center Ikere Ekiti, where she actively contributes to patient care and health education within the community.

She is committed to sharing insights, advancements, and the importance of nursing research, helping to elevate the standards of nursing practice and patient care.

Outside of her professional responsibilities, she is enthusiastic about continuous learning and advocacy for health awareness initiatives. She believes in the power of social media to connect, educate, and inspire others in the nursing field.

Ruth is a dedicated and compassionate Registered Nurse from Nigeria, currently practicing in the United Kingdom. Her passion lies in women’s health, and she is committed to exploring this nursing specialty to promote its quality of care globally.

She is currently pursuing a postgraduate degree, further expanding her knowledge and expertise.

As a skilled healthcare professional, Ruth possesses strong problem-solving, leadership, and teamwork abilities.

Ruth’s creative thinking, attention to detail, and organizational skills enable her to excel in dynamic healthcare environments. Ruth has co-authored research articles published in peer-reviewed journals, focusing on maternity care, nursing mentorship, and nursing informatics.

In her free time, she enjoys reading and listening to uplifting music.

Ruth is driven to make a positive impact in the lives of people and strives to meet and contribute meaningfully to the healthcare community.