With over a decade of experience in the health development sector, where I excel in managing not-for-profit programs that focuses on maternal, newborn, and adolescent reproductive health and rights, human capital development, systems strengthening, and fostering participatory processes.

I have effectively overseen multi-donor grants exceeding $500,000 annually, facilitated capacity building for multi-stakeholder coalitions, crafted organizational structures and communication strategies, designed and contributed to state and national health policies and programs, and contributed expertise in health emergency preparedness and response as a humanitarian/risk communications specialist.

My professional background spans Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ghana, and the United States. I am the visionary founder of SieDi-Hub, a nonprofit in Nigeria, here I pioneer initiatives that promote social justice and access to rights-based welfare services – driving positive change and empowerment for youth and women – through innovative research, policy engagements, human capacity development and direct program interventions.

I’m equally the convener of WhatAboutRuralHealth?™️, a project dedicated to addressing health disparities in underserved rural communities. This initiative was born out of a deep commitment to advocating for better access to medical resources, policy reforms, and innovative solutions that bridge the healthcare gap. Through research, storytelling, and strategic partnerships, What About Rural Health?™️ amplifies the voices of those often overlooked, pushing for sustainable change in rural healthcare systems.

My academic accomplishments include a bachelor’s degree in public administration, master’s degree in diplomacy and strategic studies, and a master’s degree in International Development Policy. Additionally, my dedication extends to my advisory roles in various non-governmental organizations and social enterprises, where I provide strategic guidance and support for impactful initiatives.