Medical student, co-founder and current president of the University of Edinburgh’s first African Caribbean Medical Society. Name: Ebo AnyebeCategory: StudentRole: 5th year medical studentCountry of origin: Nigeria, AfricaTime active with Edinburgh Medical School: 2021-present Ebo is a fifth year medical student, originally from Nigeria but who grew up in Paisley. She is co-founder and current president of the University of Edinburgh’s first African Caribbean Medical Society. Following her early years studying medicine at Edinburgh, Ebo identified the need for a society that invested directly into the social and professional development of black heritage students. In 2023, she co-founded the African Caribbean Medical Society with fellow student Hephzibah Adegoke. The society aims to unite individuals of black heritage across healthcare and biomedical disciplines. Ebo has helped foster a sense of belonging and community and her leadership has helped bridge gaps, enabling students from similar backgrounds to connect, share experiences and celebrate their identity. This article was published on 2026-03-11