
Dynamic and accomplished Nigerian Journalist and Media & Communication Professional with over five years of comprehensive experience. Proven track record in reporting on diverse topics, including infrastructure, housing, politics, business, human interest stories, and social issues. Adept at conducting high-profile interviews with prominent leaders and celebrities.
Tony May Foundation Sickle Cell Aid is an organization that is committed to the care, advocacy, and research for people living with Sickle cell disorder in Nigeria. Volunteer in coordinating and maintaining an effective communication and publicity strategy that would promote the visibility of the organization.
- Academic Merit Award - English Students' Association, Redeemer's University | Apr 2016
- Award of Academic Excellence for academic performance in 400 level, Department of English Language
- Certificate of Excellence - English Students' Association, Redeemer's University | Jun 2015
- 2nd Runner up in 300L Department of English Language for outstanding performance.
- Certificate of Meritorious Service - English Students' Association, Redeemer's University | Jun 2015
- Presented for meritorious service as Academic officer for the Department of English, Students' Association. Encouraged students at all levels to do well academically and in other areas of life.
- Award of Excellence/Excellent Service - Redeemer's University Students' Association | Apr 2016
- Presented in honor and appreciation for my contribution to the growth and welfare of students, and the association during my service as General Secretary of the association.
- Leadership Award - English Students' Association, Redeemer's University | Apr 2016
- Presented for outstanding leadership service at different levels in the Department of English.
- Award of Achievement as the Most Influential Male Student - English Students' Association, Redeemer's University | Apr 2016
- Presented for the positive influence built and had in the lives of many students in the Department of English at all levels.