
The Alliance on Infectious Diseases in Africa (AIDA) was founded by three visionary leaders committed to advancing public health, disease prevention, research, education, and healthcare collaboration across Africa.
Udoka Nweke
Udoka Nweke is a Co-Founder of AIDA and a dedicated advocate for public health innovation and community development. With a passion for addressing infectious disease challenges, he contributes strategic leadership, organizational development, and a vision for strengthening healthcare systems across Africa. His commitment to collaboration and impact-driven initiatives helps guide AIDA’s mission of improving health outcomes for communities across the continent.
Joseph Komolafe
Joseph Komolafe is a Co-Founder of AIDA and a leader committed to advancing healthcare solutions through partnership, education, and advocacy. His focus on building sustainable programs and fostering professional networks supports AIDA’s efforts to combat infectious diseases and promote health awareness. He plays a key role in shaping the organization’s long-term growth and regional engagement.
Kenneth Ihiaso
Kenneth Ihiaso is a Co-Founder of AIDA and a passionate contributor to public health advancement in Africa. Through his leadership, strategic thinking, and commitment to innovation, he supports initiatives that strengthen disease prevention, healthcare access, and community empowerment. His work helps drive AIDA’s vision of a healthier and more resilient Africa.
United by a Common Mission
Together, Udoka Nweke, Joseph Komolafe, and Kenneth Ihiaso founded AIDA with a shared vision of creating a stronger response to infectious diseases across Africa. Their combined leadership, dedication, and commitment to public health serve as the foundation of the organization’s mission to improve lives, strengthen healthcare systems, and promote a healthier future for all Africans.
AIDA – Alliance on Infectious Diseases in Africa stands as a testament to the power of collaboration, innovation, and leadership in addressing some of the continent’s most pressing health challenges.
