Tobechukwu Nwosu (neé Okoh)

Experience

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  Www.thoughtendom.wordpress.com

  Mar 2017 - now

  Administrator/Author

  — Co-built a community of young Nigerian Writers who brainstormed and shared ideas. — Administered a WordPress blog, proofread, and optimised submissions for a wider reach. — Co-managed our social media platforms to be inclusive and promote other young Nigerian writers.

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  Delta State Polytechnic Ogwashi Uku

  Mar 2018 - Oct 2019

  Administrative Officer
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  Self-employed

  Jan 2020 - now

  Author/Freelance Ghostwriter

  — Self-published a novella “A Fiery Resolve”.— Co-authoring “A Meld Of Lies”. Coming soon. Other novels soon to be published.— Worked on several ghostwriting projects (short story collections, short stories for children, self-help books, memoirs and a few novels.)— Owner of a WordPress blog for publishing personal musings and short fiction.

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  Sabi Writers

  Feb 2020 - Jun 2022

  Resident Writer

  — Ghostwrote a score of books in different genres: Fiction, non-fiction, memoirs and autobiographies.— Carried out content ideation, curation, and creation for both social media and blogs for a range of industries. (Beauty, fashion, arts and entertainment, tech, lifestyle, etc.)— Interviewed and transcribed interviews for clients’ books and other projects.— Served as a book cluster lead for employee book club.

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  Piggyvest

  Nov 2022 - now

  Content Writer

  — Ideated, developed, and published a blog vertical called “Women & Money” — telling the stories of real Nigerian women and their relationship with money.— Developed and published “PiggyFirst”, an editorial for the blog spotlighting real PiggyVest users and their first major achievements using the savings platform. — Ideated, developed and published “Money Lessons From…” a jovial-toned blog series that reviews Nigerian media through a financial lens to glean money lessons from them.— Wrote for “Six Figure”, a blog series that explores how Nigerians have become millionaires by achieving dramatic income growth.— Sought and published the stories of real Nigerians and their interactions with life, career, and money. As well as blog articles about the Nigerian financial economy, explainers for government monetary policies, and how Nigerians have been coping with/affected by the economy. — Worked as a script supervisor for Grown-Ups, an impressively realistic comic series that follows four young, freshly graduated Nigerians as they figure out life, career and money.— Created product-geared content for the PiggyVest blog that converts. Show less