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On A Mission: The Story of One of Africa’s Pioneer Optometrists
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Attaining greatness in life is a continuum of seemingly disconnected but targeted activities that aggregate over time. Such is the story of Prof. (Mrs.) Ebele Bridget Uzodike. From the cradle, thanks to good parenting, she grew up with focus and commitment to whatever was important to her per time. Hence, she always aced her academics.
And when destiny conferred on her the privilege of becoming one of Africa’s pioneer doctors of optometry and the opportunity to perpetuate the profession, she owned the duty with a full chest. Since then, her journey has been one of selfless service, commitment, impact, and more.
This book explores the life of Prof. (Mrs.) Ebele Bridget Uzodike from birth till completing her double tenure as the Registrar/CEO of the Optometrists and Dispensing Opticians Registration Board of Nigeria (ODORBN). In the pages, you will find high inspiration to lead a more impactful life.
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About the Author
Sam Gaza Timothy is a Writer, Pro-Editor, Publisher, and Communications Consultant. Starting out as a communications officer, he weaved his way to becoming a Strategic Communications Consultant who has delivered value across sectors: public service, nonprofit, real estate, consulting, development, and even political campaigns. He’s been part of projects initiated and sponsored by organisations such as the African Development Bank, Ford Foundation, and DFID, among others.
As the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher at SageWorks Publishing, he works with top leaders, professionals, and cross-sectoral influencers. And so far, the company has delivered 200+ transformational books that buoyed the authors’ work and scaled their influence.
Sam considers himself to be on a life-long quest to find and tell rich stories that will impact and change many lives. Hence, he calls himself a Story Hunter; others call him the Lord of Published Assets.
| Author | Sam Gaza Timothy |
|---|---|
| Cover | Paperback, 215 pages |
| ISBN | 9789787989012 |
| Publisher | SageWorks, 2023 |
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This is an amazing read. I was stunned by the amazing grit of this icon. She conquered all order and systemic bureaucracy to establish herself as a renowned CEO of her company. She was the First woman in the world of men to defile the norm of leadership and set a precedence all men will struggle to fit. This book is a must read for all women, especially African women.