IPF powerlifter · Founder of Castquill · Dublin, Ireland
JosephAkisanmi
Irish powerlifter, 2025 IPF World University Cup champion in the men's -66kg class, and the founder of Castquill, a UGC content platform based in Dublin.
- Known asJojo
- Based inDublin, Ireland
- SportClassic powerlifting (IPF)
- FederationIrish Powerlifting Federation
- Weight class-74kg (2026); -66kg through 2025
- UniversityDundalk Institute of Technology
- CompanyCastquill, founder
- Instagram@jojo.ak04
Gold, men's -66kg · IPF World University Cup 2025 · Istanbul, Türkiye
Competition record
Classic (unequipped) powerlifting. Lifts in kilograms.
| Year | Competition | Class | Squat | Bench | Deadlift | Total | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | IPF World University CupIstanbul, Türkiye · July 2025 · for Dundalk Institute of Technology | M -66kg | 205 | 135 | 273.5 | 613.5 | 1st · Gold |
| 2025 | European University Powerlifting Cup (EUSA / EPF)Hamm, Luxembourg · February 2025 · for Dundalk Institute of Technology | M -66kg | — | — | — | — | 1st · Gold |
| 2025 | IrishPF University National ChampionshipsPhenom Gym, Cork · March 2025 · for Dundalk Institute of Technology | M -66kg | — | — | — | — | Competed |
| 2024 | IPF World Classic Junior ChampionshipsSt. Paul's Bay, Malta · 2 September 2024 · for Ireland · Irish junior national record total | M -66kg (Jr) | 202.5 | 135 | 265 | 602.5 | 9th |
| 2023–25 | IrishPF Junior National ChampionshipsThree consecutive titles: 2023, 2024, 2025 | M -66kg | — | — | — | — | 1st · Champion ×3 |
| 2026 | IrishPF Junior National ChampionshipsApril 2026 · first season in the new weight class | M -74kg | — | — | — | — | Entered |
Lifts are shown where a published scoresheet was available. Full meet history is on OpenPowerlifting and in the IPF results database (Goodlift).
About
Joseph Akisanmi, known as Jojo, is an Irish powerlifter and entrepreneur based in Dublin. He competes in classic (unequipped) powerlifting under the International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) through its Irish affiliate, the Irish Powerlifting Federation, and represents Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) in university competition.
In February 2025 he won the men's -66kg class at the European University Powerlifting Cup in Hamm, Luxembourg, a European Powerlifting Federation event held under the patronage of the European University Sports Association. Five months later, in July 2025, he won the same class at the IPF World University Cup in Istanbul with a 613.5 kg total: a 205 kg squat, a 135 kg bench press and a 273.5 kg deadlift, finishing half a kilo ahead of the silver medallist.
He first represented Ireland at the IPF World Classic Junior Championships in St. Paul's Bay, Malta, in September 2024, finishing ninth in the -66kg junior class with a 602.5 kg total, an Irish junior national record. Domestically, he is a three-time Irish Junior National champion in the -66kg class (2023, 2024 and 2025). For the 2026 season he moved up to the -74kg class.
Outside the sport, Akisanmi is the founder of Castquill, a Dublin-based user-generated content (UGC) platform that connects performance brands with creators who have first-hand experience in the products they feature. He also works with brands directly as an athlete and creator through his own Instagram account, @jojo.ak04, in gymwear and activewear, powerlifting equipment, supplements and nutrition, and streetwear and footwear.
Castquill
Castquill is a UGC content platform based in Dublin, Ireland, founded by Joseph Akisanmi. It connects performance brands with vetted creators in four specialist niches: fitness and activewear, health and supplements, personal finance and fintech, and sleep and wellness. Brands brief a campaign, creators who genuinely use that category of product make the content, and the finished videos are delivered ready to run as ads, typically within five to seven days.
The platform's roster, the Castquill Studio, is a hand-picked shortlist of signed creators rather than an open directory. Akisanmi runs the brand side of the business, including outreach and campaign briefs, and appears on the platform's example creator profile.
Official profiles
- Instagraminstagram.com/jojo.ak04Training, competition and brand content
- Linktreelinktr.ee/jojo.ak04All current links in one place
- OpenPowerliftingopenpowerlifting.org/u/josephakisanmiFull competition history and rankings
- Castquillcastquill.comThe company he founded
Results & coverage
- BarBend, 2025 IPF World University Powerlifting Cup Results: men's -66kg podium, with lifts.
- International Powerlifting Federation results (Goodlift), World University Cup 2025, Istanbul: official scoresheet.
- EUSA, European Open University Powerlifting Cup 2025: "-66kg: Akisanmi Joseph from Dundalk Institute of Technology (IRL)".
- European Powerlifting Federation, European University Cup Classic Powerlifting 2025, Hamm: detailed scoresheets.
- Irish Powerlifting Federation, University National Championships 2025: athlete information, M -66kg, DkIT.
- Irish Powerlifting Federation, Junior Nationals 2026: entry list, M -74kg, Junior, Flight B.
- International Powerlifting Federation, World Classic Sub-Junior & Junior Championships 2024, men's classic day 4 results (PDF): -66kg juniors, 9th, 602.5 kg.
- IPF results wiki, World Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships 2024, men's 66 kg.
- Irish Powerlifting Federation, national record certificate: 602.5 kg total, -66 Junior class, 2 September 2024.
- IPF results wiki, World University Powerlifting Cup 2025.
Questions
Who is Joseph Akisanmi?
An Irish powerlifter from Dublin who won the men's -66kg class at the 2025 IPF World University Cup and the 2025 European University Powerlifting Cup, represented Ireland at the 2024 IPF World Classic Junior Championships, and founded the UGC content platform Castquill. He is known as Jojo.
What weight class does Joseph Akisanmi compete in?
He competed at -66kg through 2025, including both 2025 international titles, and moved up to -74kg for the 2026 season.
What did Joseph Akisanmi lift to win the 2025 World University Cup?
A 205 kg squat, 135 kg bench press and 273.5 kg deadlift for a 613.5 kg total in Istanbul in July 2025, winning by 0.5 kg.
Is Jojo Akisanmi the same person as Joseph Akisanmi?
Yes. Jojo is his nickname and the name on his Instagram account, @jojo.ak04.
What is Castquill?
A Dublin-based UGC content platform founded by Joseph Akisanmi that matches performance brands in fitness, health, finance and wellness with creators who actually use the products. It is at castquill.com.
Contact
Sponsorship, ambassador and content enquiries for Joseph directly.
Campaign briefs, creator applications and press about the company.