Fifi is a highly enthusiastic, self-motivated, and creative Public Health Specialist with over two decades of successful leadership experience in developing and leading health programmes. She has a strong track record of applying contextual and evidence-based approaches across various health areas, including Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health.
Before joining PSI, Fifi worked with Society for Family Health, where she led the A360 project in Nigeria, working with a multidisciplinary team to design replicable, cost-effective, adaptive solutions that empower married and unmarried adolescent girls under 20 years to improve their sexual and reproductive health outcomes.
Fifi holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy and Master’s Degrees in both Public Health and Business Administration. She is a fellow of the West African Post Graduate College of Pharmacists and is currently working towards a Doctorate in Public Health. Her illustrious portfolio includes several awards, accomplishments, and publications.
Fifi enjoys sports and plays tennis.
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