Olukorede qualified as an Ophthalmologist in 2006 and is currently a Professor in the Department of Ophthalmology, University of Jos, and a Honorary Consultant with the Jos University Teaching Hospital. His subspecialty training was in vitreoretina surgery at the prestigious Aravind Eye Hospital, Madurai under the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust-funded Commonwealth Eye Health Consortium program. He is passionate about providing eye care to rural communities, and has been a regular volunteer at eye camps organized by Care Vision Support Initiative (CAVSI)/TY Danjuma Foundation in Taraba and Edo States for over 10 years.

Dankat is an ophthalmic nurse with over 3 decades of experience working in the Ophthalmology Department of Jos University Teaching Hospital, and later COCIN Hospital and Rehabilitation Centre, both in Plateau State, north-central Nigeria. He has Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Social Work and Administration, and a PhD in Security Intelligence and Forensic Investigation. He also has several years of experience working as a volunteer in eye camps across northern Nigeria.

Toyin has a first degree in Accountancy and a Certificate in Management. She has 9 years of experience working as an accountant with a publishing company before joining Kolmarg Eyesight Foundation.

Thomas is a civil engineer and also a health safety and environmental professional. He joined Kolmarg Eyesight Foundation in 2022 on completion of his national youth service assignment at the Industrial Training Fund (ITF) Headquarters, Jos. While at ITF he worked as an administrative assistant. Prior to his posting to ITF, he also worked as an administrative assistant with a real estate firm.

Winnie has a degree in microbiology and worked as a teacher before joining Kolmarg Eyesight Foundation. She also volunteers as a teacher with an NGO, Greater Youth Foundation that reaches out to inmates at the remand home for juveniles in Jos.