Having had a Master in Business Administration from the Delta State University, she later studied for four years bachelor’s degree at the prestigious University of Regina, where she graduated with an Academic Silver Prize Award. She later embarked on further studies at Queens University, Ontario, for a program in Immigration and Citizenship Law. She was Graded A in Refugees Protection, Economic Immigration, Temporary Entry, Enforcement, Foundational Knowledge, Family Class, Practice Management and Ethics, and professional responsibility.  
For the partial fulfillment of the award in Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) degree, she committed an unpaid 270 hours with the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), where she wrote a paper titled “Tracing the Issues Affecting Mental Health of Canada’s Newcomers.” She later proceeded to the University of Regina International Services for her primary practicum and committed 450 unpaid hours. During her significant field practice, she assisted in creating and presenting various Mental Health Awareness and Sharing Circles series. She connected with international students and supported them with various programs and support that matched their Individual Unique needs using competency models and theories.

Having worked with the international students’ services and written a paper on issues affecting newcomers, she formulated and championed various events for newcomers after the lockdown.