Celia Osakwe-Hibbert makes history as the first Black Councillor for Penn Ward in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
In the World today, very few women are bridging the gap in terms of the political atmosphere, so we had to bring one of them into the limelight.
Celia Osakwe-Hibbert is the Special Adviser to Imo State Governor on Diaspora Affairs. Obviously she's an Imo Diasporan herself who is currently resident in the United kingdom. Although, Celia was born and raised in Plateau State of Nigeria but she subsequently moved to the United Kingdom in September 2008.
Celia is a current serving Elected Councillor, who came into prominence by unseating the opposition as a first time Candidate in 2018. As a result , Celia became the First Black Councillor for Penn Ward, Wolverhampton in United Kingdom.
During the UK general election in December, Celia was fielded by her party as one of the Parliamentary Candidates, who fought for the Labour Party.
Professionally, Celia's background is in Sports education, with a BA in English and a Postgraduate in Sports & Exercise Science.
As a Special Adviser to the Governor on Diaspora, Celia has in short space of time made so much input in various departments such as health, youth, community, education, women empowerment just to mention but a few. Her State and interstate community building activities has already earned her a few recognized awards, with the latest one which is conferment of Chieftaincy title in Lagos scheduled on 14th of this month (November). When this happens, Chief. Hon. Cllr. Celia will be one of Nigeria's youngest female Chiefs
Celia is an advocate for Inclusion and diversity focusing on Women Empowerment and 'Disability community'.
She is also a proud Mum and a prouder Community Activist who enjoys volunteering in her spare time.
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