
Founder & President
Daniel Ayorinde Obajemu
Aspiring astrophysicist and science communicator leading LAS astronomy education, outreach and practical learning activities.
Our team
LAS is led by young people and strengthened by educators, citizen-science collaborators and advisors who share a commitment to accessible astronomy.
Executive team

Founder & President
Aspiring astrophysicist and science communicator leading LAS astronomy education, outreach and practical learning activities.

Vice President & Co-Founder
Supports organizational leadership, member engagement and the delivery of astronomy activities.

Secretary General & Co-Founder
Coordinates administration, records and program communication across the Society.

Public Relations Coordinator & Co-Founder
Strengthens public communication and connects LAS activities with students and communities.

Treasurer & Co-Founder
Oversees financial records and planning while supporting the development of a sustainable youth astronomy community.
Advisors

Chief Advisor
Founder and Director, PACS e-Lab
Miracle provides strategic guidance to LAS, supporting citizen-science mentorship, technical capacity building and connections with the wider African astronomy community.

Outreach Advisor
Instructor, Stella Maris Polytechnic University
Alisabatu supports LAS in developing accessible school outreach, public-engagement and educational activities for young people across Liberia.

Founder & President
Daniel is an aspiring astrophysicist, science communicator and youth leader building pathways into astronomy where few previously existed. He founded LAS to connect Liberian students with science education, citizen-science opportunities and the wider international astronomy community.
Alongside his LAS role, Daniel serves as the Space Generation Advisory Council National Point of Contact for Liberia and World Space Week National Coordinator for Liberia. These are personal national coordination roles and are not presented as formal LAS organizational partnerships.
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