August 16, 2015
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7:40Now PlayingFreeman Osonuga is the 2014 Time Magazine Person Of The Year and he has done a lot of humanitarian service, including a six-month Medical Humanitarian mission to Sierra Leone, as part of the African Union's Ebola response team.
He said he is self-motivated and believes that there is always something he can do to make a change.
"That has been my watch word," he said.
Osonuga, who is a medical doctor, explains why he traveled to Sierra Leone to be part of the team that contributed to the fight against Ebola.
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