Iheoma Obibi

Iheoma Kennaya Obibi na British-Naija feminist raita, wuman and human raits aktivist, and biznes wuman. Shi stat Naija fest online intimacy shop wey dem dey kol Intimate Pleasure.

Hau shi tek stat laif and go skul
Dem bon Obibi for 7 August 1965, for St. Mary’s Hospital, for Paddington, for London. Ha papa, George Chikezie Obibi, na management consultant from Umuoba, for Uratta, for Imo State, and ha mama, Love Celine Obibi, kom from Okwu, for Uratta, for Imo State.

Shi go Clissold Park Secondary School for London,
den kom stodi for University of East London, and leta kolet MA for Communications Policy Studies from City University, London.

From 1992 go rich 1993, shi tich for North East London Polytechnic.

For 2010, Obibi stat Naija fest online intimacy shop - Intimate Pleasure. She dey also tok for radio show laik Madam Butterfly.

Shi rait buk wey dem kol "Pastor Saul Bottomsup",
and shi folo rait for "African Women Writing Resistance: An Anthology of Contemporary Voices".

Hau shi tek fait for pipul raits
Sins 1996, Obibi don dey aktiv for wuman and human raits wok. Shi bi director for Alliances for Africa (AFA) - one feminist NGO wey dey Naija.

Shi don wok for Sierra Leone, Kenya, Liberia and Naija to help wumen grow lidaship skils and build feminist muvment.

Shi don wok as consultant for plenti lokal and intanashonal oganaishons laik: UN Women, British Council, OECD, DfID, and Commonwealth Secretariat.

For 2005, shi join Ashoka Fellowship bikos she dey help Naija wumen enta politiks and hold lidaship posishon.

For Obasanjo govment, Naija SSS arest Obibi and ha son, Dilim Odinkalu, two taims bikos of di kaind aktivism wey Alliance for Africa and ha patna Chidi Anselm Odinkalu dey du wit Open Society Justice Initiative. Na UK intervention help fri dem.

Awod wey dem giv am
For 2015, YNaija nem ha as one of di 100 Most Inspiring Women for Naija.

Wia dem gada di tori

Katigori:Naija pipul
Katigori:Naija wuman
Katigori:Pipul wey dem bon for 1965
Katigori:Tori abaut pipul life