Dr. Kemi Onanuga as a Synergy Partner at OAL holds an LLB (London), and an MBA (Plymouth - in view).
She is a seasoned Administrator/Governmental Relations, and has very good Communication skills.
She has 20+ years experience in Information Systems / Information Technology with a Master Certificate from Vilanova University (USA).
As part of her work experience, she worked with Deloitte Haskins & Sells (later renamed, Adetona Isichei & Co.)
Worked as an inter-governmental liaison person, for the Faith Community in the United Kingdom & the United States of America.
Her tasks involved active collaboration in the implementation of the: Government New Deal Project under the Leadership of then Prime Minister Tony Blair.
And in the United States during the Barak Obama era Mortgage Crash, partnering in the implementation of the "Mortgage Late Dont Wait" government campaign.
30th Conference of Directors of Land in the Federal and State MDAs | Kano, Nigeria Dr. Kemi Onanuga, Partner & Head of the Real Estate Practice Group, delivered an impactful keynote address at the 30th Conference of Directors of Land within the Federal and State Ministries, Departments, and Agencies in Kano, Nigeria. This significant…
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