Hon Louis Akorede Awode

Impact doesn’t always begin with abundance. Sometimes, it begins with very little — just a story, a conviction, and the courage to start.

For me, the vision behind the was never about having everything figured out or having large resources. It was born from lived experiences, from moments that shaped my understanding of struggle, resilience, and possibility.

I learned early that meaningful impact is not reserved for those who have plenty. Often, it grows from the smallest beginnings — from determination, faith, and the willingness to act even when the resources are limited.

This belief has become my mantra:Start with what you have. Impact who you can. Let purpose multiply the rest.

Because sometimes, out of the little we have, abundance is created.
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1. Founder, (LAF) – He launched this global empowerment initiative built on four core pillars: education access (including scholarships), community development, youth empowerment, and global impact.

2. Strong Academic Pedigree – A triple-degree holder who studied at the University of Lagos, Obafemi Awolowo University (Political Science), and the University of Dundee (Scotland). As of 2026, he is completing an MBA in Business Analysis at Georgia State University.

3. Proven Student Leader – Served as Secretary-General of the Students’ Union Government (SUG) at Obafemi Awolowo University, representing over 30,000 students and driving institutional engagement at scale. Served in different leadership capacities and presently the Co-director .rcb
4. Founder, – Established a youth-driven creative fashion brand that has collaborated with major cultural and music figures, including Asake and Olamide, positioning the brand at the intersection of fashion and pop culture.

5. Creator of the “Cloth-A-Child” Project – Inspired by his childhood in Ogbere, Nigeria, he launched this initiative under LAF to provide school clothing to disadvantaged pupils, strengthening confidence, dignity, and school attendance.

I had an amazing day reconnecting with Apostle Femi Lazarus, a remarkable man of God who has impacted many lives. As fellow alum, I'm proud of his leadership and devotion to God and humanity. It was a joy to have my baby girl 🌹meet and receive a blessing from him. My wife ❤️also had the privilege of capturing his essence through her camera lenses📸
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I had the honor of representing the .rcb Society for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Business at President’s Brunch in my capacity as Co-Director for Student Organization Leaders.

It was a privilege to meet and engage with President and celebrate his impactful leadership and contributions to the GSU community and beyond. The event was graciously hosted alongside First Lady Dr. Bridget Blake who expressed heartfelt appreciation for student organization leaders and our collective efforts to make GSU one of the nation’s leading institutions.

Her inspiring remarks, drawing on the words of the late Jesse Jackson, reinforced the importance of responsibility, resilience, and sustained commitment to service and leadership—both now and in the future.

The program continued with insights from Dr. Michael Sanseviro, Vice President for Student Engagement, and Boyd Beckwith, Assistant Vice President for Student Life.

It was an energizing opportunity to collaborate, connect, and network with fellow dedicated student leaders across campus. I’m grateful for the invitation and proud to serve alongside peers who are deeply committed to advancing student engagement and community impact at GSU.

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When your baby girl ❤️goes all denim with you.

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Mum said “dress cute,” so I brought main-character energy in denim and confidence
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I’m thrilled to share that I’ve been selected as a Co-Director for the .rcb, Society of Diversity, Equity, and Innovation in Business at — following my recent appointment as Marketing Lead for the Fall semester.

I’m excited and deeply motivated to take on the responsibilities that come with this new role as we begin the Spring semester. As the saying goes, the reward for hard work is more work, and I’m grateful for the trust placed in me by the board members and the Georgia State University community.

GSU’s diverse and inclusive environment has been an incredible part of my journey since day one, and I’m truly thankful to be part of such a vibrant community. In this role, my fellow Co-Director, and I look forward to fostering an engaging, equitable, and innovative space — collaborating with students, staff, and partners both within and beyond the university.

Together, we aim to continue building a community that reflects the excellence and pride of Georgia State University.

Go Panthers!

I felt deeply moved visiting the tombstone of the legendary Martin Luther King MLA with my wonderful wife 🌹and sweet baby girl Murewa Lauren Awode (MLA) His ideologies have left an indelible mark on me