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Ifeyinwa Aniebo



Ify Aniebo is currently a PhD student at the University of Oxford. She has a first degree in Medical Genetics from Queen Mary’s University, a MSc in Applied Bimolecular Technology from Nottingham University and has a scholarship from the Prince’s Trust.

Ify has worked at TDL Genetics, Mediserve, the Cambridge Antibody Technology (Medimmune), Illumina Inc , the Sanger Institute, Cambridge and the Wellcome-Oxford-WHO unit in Thailand. She has presented her research at leading malaria research conferences around the world.

Passionate about finding a cure to Malaria, her ambition is to discover a vaccine to the biggest killer disease in sub-Saharan Africa.

At the recent 2010 edition of the Future Awards, Ifeyinwa was named the Scientist of the Year and Future Awards most prestigious award - Young Person of the Year.

The Future Awards, described as Nigeria’s biggest youth event, is the flagship platform under The Future Project, which is an umbrella of youth development projects/programmes that seeks to empower young people and re-direct them towards adding value to themselves and society with strong, positive images/messages.

Source: BellaNaija
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Sam123 said…
Igbo people are pretty and wise people. I am always proud of them.
22 June 2010 at 22:58
Anonymous said…
pls ify am achu ik a soldier in nigeria .are u col austine uwadiekwus daugther if yes an ur brother
25 June 2013 at 15:35
DADA NA UMUNZE said…
You are a great daughter of Umunze and we are proud of you and your Father Lieutenant Colonel ifeanyi Aniebo.
26 January 2014 at 03:07
DADA NA UMUNZE said…
You are a great daughter of Umunze and we are proud of you and your Father Lieutenant Colonel ifeanyi Aniebo.
26 January 2014 at 03:08
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