Dr Omoayena Odunbaku is a Human Settlements Officer in the Regional Office for Africa, UN-Habitat. Her research interests include people-centred urbanism and spatiotemporal-economic synchronised development whilst her advocacy focuses on Girl-child and women empowerment. She holds a PhD in Urban and Regional Planning from the prestigious University of Lagos.
OMOH
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Dr Omoayena Odunbaku is lovable, quirky, dogged, and funny; She lived through the pain of her parent’s separation, assumed parenting roles as a minor and defied all the odds to achieve success in her life and career. Life will always happen, but we can choose the extent that our circumstances define us. OMOH is an exciting chronicle of a young professional African woman’s journey through four decades, profiling her choices and to what extent situations modelled her persona. It also shows the values of the relationships we build along the way and how the people we meet in life play a pivotal role in who we become.
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