Fatimah Wakilbe | SpeakerHub

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Bio

Fatimah is a former academic researcher with a strong passion for effective communication and a keen interest in guiding others through their public speaking journeys. Leveraging a background in natural and social sciences, with extensive experience in conducting research and presenting findings to diverse audiences, she is adept at distilling complex concepts into clear and engaging presentations. With a deep understanding of rhetorical techniques and effective delivery strategies, Fatimah is dedicated to empowering individuals to communicate their ideas confidently and persuasively.

Current position (1)

Founder & Team Lead

Priori Orators, Abuja, Nigeria

Presentations

Presentations (5)

Carrying Out Field Research in Conflict-Prone Settings

Brown Bag event for the Leeds Researchers in Development Network (RidNet) and for the White Rose Social Science Doctoral Training Partnerships (WRDTP), Security Conflict and Justice Pathways (SCJ) – for Leeds, Sheffield and York, UK.

Understanding Women Entrepreneurship from an Academic Perspective

Guest speaker at The Brief Maiduguri. A masterclass tailored for budding female entrepreneurs in post-conflict Borno, organised in collaboration with the Maiduguri Entrepreneurs Hub. Presentation on Understanding Women Entrepreneurship from an Academic Perspective, covering the value of planning and researching.

Using social media as a Vital Tool for Research

A presentation on the ways in which social media can contribute to and enhance the research process. A Doctoral Seminar Series (DSS) event - Leeds University Business School., UK.

A Walk Along River Sein, Paris, France.

Five-minute Ethnography focused on capturing key aspects of the culture or social setting within a limited time frame.

Sheffield Hallam University, UK.

2014

Carbon Capture and Sequestration

A Sensational 3D animated presentation on Carbon Capture and Sequestration for Centre for Energy, Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP), University of Dundee, Scotland, UK.

2012