• Established and led a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of women and children in Nigeria through Integrated Early Childhood Development (IECD) programs.• Responsible for creating and imparting the vision and mission of the organisation to all team members, • Project coordination of the organisation’s Integrated Early Childhood Development Program. • Nurtured external relationships, securing funding and partnerships from local and international donors, such as Play 360 Foundation, US State Department, Mandela Washington Fellowship, IREX, Edo State Government, Royal Iwere Foundation, and many others.• Launched and managed various IECD projects, such as, “Feed a Child”, “Equip a Mother”, and “Educate a Child” projects, reaching over 10,000 beneficiaries across Nigeria.• Recorded and provided support for an online course on the importance of play for children and how to build educational playgrounds using local resources.• Organized and facilitated parent education, teacher enlightenment and child carer workshops, as well as an online series on afterbirth and new-born care for African families.• Drives the EDUPLAY project which builds educational playgrounds and learning resources for children in public primary schools in Edo and Delta states in Nigeria. These innovative playgrounds are built using local labour and local materials, while the curriculum of each school is paired to the playground designs.• Leads the team to facilitate Play-based learning training for early years teachers in the schools where the educational playgrounds are built.

• Co-founded and led a social enterprise that promotes sustainable development and national progress through Integrated Early Childhood Development (IECD) programs in Africa.• Conducted an ECD labour market assessment for the World Bank Group’s AGILE program in Nigeria, providing insights into the demand and opportunities for ECCD services and careers in Northern Nigeria.• Collaborated with Play 360 and LOWAC foundations to provide training for early childhood educators on how to build educational playgrounds and create engaging learning resources in Edo & Delta States in Nigeria.• Inaugurated the ECD with Dr Megor series using social media to educate parents and caregivers on the importance of the early years and how to provide nurturing care for their children.• Convened series of parental skill and support workshops, bringing together ECD experts, parents, caregivers, and child educators.• Worked with the Edo State Ministry of Education and The Edo State Economic Management to craft the state’s Integrated Early Childhood Development Policy

• Successfully implemented a transition model to ensure the clinic’s continuity upon the medical director’s relocation out of Malawi.• Managed the daily operations of an out-patient, Family Medicine clinic that serves the expatriate community and wider Lilongwe community.• Oversaw the quality of care, patient satisfaction, staff performance, and financial management of the clinic.• Developed and implemented new policies, procedures, and workflows a to improve efficiency, safety, and compliance with health regulations.• Designed, developed, and delivered the clinic’s operational framework, setting the overall operational goals and objectives.• Supported the Medical Director in strategic, operational, and financial decisions.• Recruited, trained, and managed a multidisciplinary team, including medical and administrative staff.• Coordinated and led staff meetings, implemented staff routines, and appraised staff performance.• Promoted the clinic’s mission, vision, values, and culture, fostering a cohesive and motivated team.• Monitored and assured quality in patient care and service provision across board.• Coordinated internal and external stakeholders, adhering to compliance standards set by the Medical Council and the Malawian Government.• Nurtured existing relationships and developed new ones with relevant stakeholders, including the wider medical community, referring physicians, embassies, international NGOs, and more.• Strategically partnered with the medical director to drive business development and continue to nurture the existing network.• Successfully introduced innovative ideas for revenue growth and client satisfaction, including expanding the clinic to include a wellness centre, running specialist clinics, offering out-of-hours services, providing First Aid training for individuals and organizations, as well as offering virtual consultations.

• Selected to join this group mandated to engage stakeholders to increase momentum and political will for strategic and quality implementation of Nigeria’s Integrated Early Childhood Development Policy at national, state, and local government levels.• Co-facilitated capacity building programs for ECD desk officers from states across the country.• Worked with multi-sectoral teams across the focus areas of this group, which included coordination, advocacy, strategic planning & implementation, and capacity building to strengthen the IECD framework across the country.

General Secretary, State Executive Council • Responsible for all external correspondence, recording the minutes of meetings, as well as project reports for all the activities of the association. • Regularly involved in the planning and execution of various health promotion exercises some of which include; Girl Child Education Advocacy, Adolescent Sexuality program, Hand Washing campaign, HIV/AIDS Awareness campaign, VCT exercises, and Cervical Cancer Screening programs. • TV presenter on a local TV program, ‘The Medical Woman and You’, a weekly health enlightenment program targeted at educating the larger populace on issues affecting their health and environment. Member, National Executive Council • Represented the interest of the Edo State branch at the National Executive Council. • Served as a liaison officer between the Edo State branch and the National Association. • Attended and participated in quarterly National Executive Council conferences and other National events.

• Served as the leader of the health team and was primarily responsible for patient care as well as the operations management of the health centre. • Initiated and organized the first Child Nutrition Outreach Program to mark the 2013 World Breastfeeding Week in the Ugbor community of Edo State which brought together stakeholders, decision makers as well as the women and children of the community to learn and discuss ways to ensure a healthy future for the next generation through good health practices.

. Managed patients under supervision. Developed a good rapport with my patients, and judiciously followed up the implementation of treatment plans of patients to improve outcomes. .Actively participated in scientific and clinical activities in assigned departments