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Tracy Nnanwubar is the CEO, THE ONLINE LADYLIMITED. She was the youngest editor in Nigeria at age 18, Tracy has attended the Ife Festival of Poetry, National Association of Television Programming Executives conference in Florida, Jaipur Literary Festival in India, and LEAP Africa & AIESEC Leadership Conferences. She was invited to the International Library of Poets’ Convention in Washington D.C. and has been featured on Unilag FM, Eko FM, MBI Radio, Trybze Magazine, Citi FM Ghana, Goge AfricaTV Show, Punch Newspaper, Business Day Newspaper, Next234 Newspaper, Baby-Bump-And-After Magazine, and The Nairobi Star. She is a Literary Fellow of the Farafina Trust Creative Writing Workshop by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. She was awarded a Literary Residency at the Village Institute in India and granted a Colonel Farleigh S. Dickinson International Scholarship for an MFA in Creative Writing.
At age 19, the Commonwealth of Nations sponsored the “This is Lagos” documentary about her life for British and Nigerian TV.
Tracy has been a part of the UK Cross Borders Writing Scheme; a Landmark Forum Education Initiative to encourage young children between the ages of 8 and 10 to develop their writing skills; and The Pelican Post -UK Books Donation Project in Lagos.
Her writing has also been workshopped into scripts for “Hear Word! Naija Woman Talk True” staged in Edinburgh The Lyceum Theatre, Harvard University, and New York’s Broadway.

Tracy Nnanwubar is the CEO, THE ONLINE LADYLIMITED. She was the youngest editor in Nigeria at age 18, Tracy has attended the Ife Festival of Poetry, National Association of Television Programming Executives conference in Florida, Jaipur Literary Festival in India, and LEAP Africa & AIESEC Leadership Conferences. She was invited to the International Library of Poets’ Convention in Washington D.C. and has been featured on Unilag FM, Eko FM, MBI Radio, Trybze Magazine, Citi FM Ghana, Goge AfricaTV Show, Punch Newspaper, Business Day Newspaper, Next234 Newspaper, Baby-Bump-And-After Magazine, and The Nairobi Star. She is a Literary Fellow of the Farafina Trust Creative Writing Workshop by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. She was awarded a Literary Residency at the Village Institute in India and granted a Colonel Farleigh S. Dickinson International Scholarship for an MFA in Creative Writing.
At age 19, the Commonwealth of Nations sponsored the “This is Lagos” documentary about her life for British and Nigerian TV.
Tracy has been a part of the UK Cross Borders Writing Scheme; a Landmark Forum Education Initiative to encourage young children between the ages of 8 and 10 to develop their writing skills; and The Pelican Post -UK Books Donation Project in Lagos.
Her writing has also been workshopped into scripts for “Hear Word! Naija Woman Talk True” staged in Edinburgh The Lyceum Theatre, Harvard University, and New York’s Broadway.

Tracy Nnanwubar is the CEO, THE ONLINE LADYLIMITED. She was the youngest editor in Nigeria at age 18, Tracy has attended the Ife Festival of Poetry, National Association of Television Programming Executives conference in Florida, Jaipur Literary Festival in India, and LEAP Africa & AIESEC Leadership Conferences. She was invited to the International Library of Poets’ Convention in Washington D.C. and has been featured on Unilag FM, Eko FM, MBI Radio, Trybze Magazine, Citi FM Ghana, Goge AfricaTV Show, Punch Newspaper, Business Day Newspaper, Next234 Newspaper, Baby-Bump-And-After Magazine, and The Nairobi Star. She is a Literary Fellow of the Farafina Trust Creative Writing Workshop by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. She was awarded a Literary Residency at the Village Institute in India and granted a Colonel Farleigh S. Dickinson International Scholarship for an MFA in Creative Writing.
At age 19, the Commonwealth of Nations sponsored the “This is Lagos” documentary about her life for British and Nigerian TV.
Tracy has been a part of the UK Cross Borders Writing Scheme; a Landmark Forum Education Initiative to encourage young children between the ages of 8 and 10 to develop their writing skills; and The Pelican Post -UK Books Donation Project in Lagos.
Her writing has also been workshopped into scripts for “Hear Word! Naija Woman Talk True” staged in Edinburgh The Lyceum Theatre, Harvard University, and New York’s Broadway.

Tracy Nnanwubar is the CEO, THE ONLINE LADYLIMITED. She was the youngest editor in Nigeria at age 18, Tracy has attended the Ife Festival of Poetry, National Association of Television Programming Executives conference in Florida, Jaipur Literary Festival in India, and LEAP Africa & AIESEC Leadership Conferences. She was invited to the International Library of Poets’ Convention in Washington D.C. and has been featured on Unilag FM, Eko FM, MBI Radio, Trybze Magazine, Citi FM Ghana, Goge AfricaTV Show, Punch Newspaper, Business Day Newspaper, Next234 Newspaper, Baby-Bump-And-After Magazine, and The Nairobi Star. She is a Literary Fellow of the Farafina Trust Creative Writing Workshop by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. She was awarded a Literary Residency at the Village Institute in India and granted a Colonel Farleigh S. Dickinson International Scholarship for an MFA in Creative Writing. At age 19, the Commonwealth of Nations sponsored the “This is Lagos” documentary about her life for British and Nigerian TV. Tracy has been a part of the UK Cross Borders Writing Scheme; a Landmark Forum Education Initiative to encourage young children between the ages of 8 and 10 to develop their writing skills; and The Pelican Post -UK Books Donation Project in Lagos. Her writing has also been workshopped into scripts for “Hear Word! Naija Woman Talk True” staged in Edinburgh The Lyceum Theatre, Harvard University, and New York’s Broadway.

Ezinne Uko is the CEO at Contrial Stores the parent company of the Stockfare App. She was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2014, and she went on to acquire a business training program from Cambridge University Judge Business School. She is a talent acquisition specialist, working hard to put systems in place to make things function more efficiently.

Ezinne Uko is the CEO at Contrial Stores the parent company of the Stockfare App. She was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2014, and she went on to acquire a business training program from Cambridge University Judge Business School. She is a talent acquisition specialist, working hard to put systems in place to make things function more efficiently.

Ezinne Uko is the CEO at Contrial Stores the parent company of the Stockfare App. She was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2014, and she went on to acquire a business training program from Cambridge University Judge Business School. She is a talent acquisition specialist, working hard to put systems in place to make things function more efficiently.

Ezinne Uko is the CEO at Contrial Stores the parent company of the Stockfare App. She was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2014, and she went on to acquire a business training program from Cambridge University Judge Business School. She is a talent acquisition specialist, working hard to put systems in place to make things function more efficiently.

Doyinsola has a demonstrated history of working in the non-profit organization management industry.
She is the founder of Mental and Environmental Development Initiative for Children (MEDIC), a non-profit organisation focused on inculcating environmental and social values for the overall development of the Nigerian child. The quest for this goal gave birth to the Kids Clean Club and Kids Beach Garden which is used in espousing the ideals of the organisation across schools and local communities.
On this podcast, Doyinsola talks about saving the environment and the need for individuals and organisations to take responsibility for our role in the gradual decay of our communities and the global environment. She talks about the animals she has seen washed ashore, how a horse died from eating plastics washed ashore and efforts being made to clean up Lagos beaches.
Doyinsola also speaks of her experience working with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Doyinsola has a demonstrated history of working in the non-profit organization management industry.
She is the founder of Mental and Environmental Development Initiative for Children (MEDIC), a non-profit organisation focused on inculcating environmental and social values for the overall development of the Nigerian child. The quest for this goal gave birth to the Kids Clean Club and Kids Beach Garden which is used in espousing the ideals of the organisation across schools and local communities.
On this podcast, Doyinsola talks about saving the environment and the need for individuals and organisations to take responsibility for our role in the gradual decay of our communities and the global environment. She talks about the animals she has seen washed ashore, how a horse died from eating plastics washed ashore and efforts being made to clean up Lagos beaches.
Doyinsola also speaks of her experience working with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.