Chibuzor Mokelu is a mph graduate of Public Health from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. She is passionate about development and has her capacity built in reproductive and family health as well as qualitative and quantitative data collection, challenging herself in both academic and professional research and writing.

She actively relates with multiple disciplines including special education, rehabilitation and health playing key roles in instruction and innovative ideas. Her skills in teaching, speaking, communication have been resourceful for academic placements. Her work with La vie Mot generated an increase in services for Orphaned and vulnerable Children at risk for HIV.

She has also contributed to several freelance writing including content development for a verbal reasoning series as an academic activity book for children. Currently, she works as the Research Administrator for the West African Research and Innovation Management Association (WARIMA), Nigeria where she interfaces with key persons in different offices and institutions.