As Chair, I wholeheartedly believe in the power of community involvement. The active participation of parents and students in FDC is a key ingredient that can truly enhance the learning environment for our pupils while nurturing a generous community spirit.

I am excited to invite you to join us in our activities and gatherings as we work towards making FDC a vibrant hub that connects parents, the school, and pupils. Together, we can organise engaging educational activities and provide enriching opportunities for all our primary and secondary students.

We are also committed to nurturing a sense of responsibility and active citizenship in our students by encouraging them to engage in voluntary work within our school. I am excited about the shared experiences and achievements that await us as we work together towards this common goal.

Welcome to our vibrant community! 

It is indeed a great pleasure to be able to serve as the Vice Chair of the FDC. I am grateful to God and everyone for this great opportunity. I am committed to giving back as I have been incredibly blessed with the diverse opportunities that have come my way. If people had not patiently shown me the ropes and given me great opportunities to learn and thrive, I would not be here today. As a Qualified Barrister and Solicitor, I have been involved in many Pro-bono works in different legal fields and other industries. I have also used my transferable skills, qualifications, and experience to ensure society benefits from my vast knowledge and experience. It is a pleasure to give back in diverse ways to a society that has blessed me and given me so much. Working as a Generalist Adviser with Citizens Advice UK, I gave back to society by providing relevant advice to people in need of assistance in different areas of law. As a panel member of the Children’s Hearing System Scotland ( The Children’s Legal Tribunal ), I made decisions for children’s general welfare, which involved treatment, protection, guidance, and control. I currently have two children in Doha College who are thriving and learning the importance of giving back. They have been involved in various school activities, positively impacting Doha College. Research shows that when parents are involved in their children’s lives, they progress positively. I must be part of my children’s learning experience and other children’s learning experiences so that I can help and support them when needed. 

My education started in Nigeria, where I earned my LLB ( Law Degree). Afterwards, I went to Nigerian law school and became a lawyer. I worked for a few years as a Barrister and Solicitor before moving to the UK in 2007. In the UK, I continued my education by doing a master’s degree( postgraduate) in International Commercial Law from the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, between 2009 to 2011. I recently took my professional exams and became an Associate Professional Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators UK( ACIARB UK). I am also pursuing some certifications and qualifications in contract management and compliance. Learning never stops until we die. It’s my goal to be the best I can ever be, and I am doing everything to attain my goals. I look forward to working with and supporting the Chair, members of the FDC community, the School, parents, teachers, the entire workforce, and our outstanding students.