Ijeoma Ntada is a final-year Medical Laboratory Science student, Content Strategist, and Social Impact Leader passionate about advancing health equity and literacy among young people. She is the Co-founder of Girls for Health and Literacy, a youth-led non-profit focused on improving access to health information and educational resources in underserved communities across Nigeria.
Her work sits at the intersection of storytelling, strategy, and social impact. Ijeoma designs and leads campaigns that translate complex issues into clear, relatable narratives that drive awareness, influence behavior, and inspire action. Her focus areas include health communication, education access, and gender equity.
She brings a systems-oriented and community-driven approach to her work, combining creative communication with grassroots insight to support initiatives that improve outcomes for young people and marginalized communities across Nigeria.
