Prince Ademola Osinuga, real estate consultant and philanthropist, has joined the Royal African Society (RAS) and the African Studies Association of the UK (ASAUK), in a move that underscores his continued engagement with Africa’s development at the global level.
In a letter welcoming Osinuga, Hieu Vu, the Membership & CRM Manager at RAS, expressed gratitude for his decision to become a member of the UK’s most influential network focused on Africa. “Thank you for joining the UK’s largest and most influential network of individuals and organizations interested in Africa. We are excited to offer you a year full of fantastic benefits and opportunities to connect, share ideas, and collaborate on Africa’s future,” Vu wrote in the letter.
RAS continues to champion mutual understanding and positive change across various sectors, including academia, business, politics, education, and the arts. With new initiatives such as an upcoming member portal, RAS aims to streamline the membership experience, allowing individuals like Osinuga to easily manage accounts, update contact details, and engage with other members through an enhanced platform.
“Your membership is crucial in supporting our mission to foster critical discourse and provide opportunities to engage with Africa’s many diverse topics,” the letter continued. With a deep commitment to connecting people and ideas, RAS is eager for Osinuga to participate in upcoming events and initiatives that align with his interests.
