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Felix Shaba (PhD)

Dr. Felix Shaba is a highly esteemed individual who has worked extensively in both the governmental and non-governmental sectors. He has a PhD in Business focusing on women's empowerment from Oxford Brookes University, UK. Dr Shaba also holds an MSc in Corporate Finance and Investment and an MA in International Finance from London Metropolitan University, UK. He began his academic journey with a BSc (Hons) in Finance from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria. Dr. Shaba’s credentials reflect his strong educational foundation. Besides his academic achievements, Dr. Shaba is actively involved in various projects and programmes empowering women and young girls, demonstrating his unwavering commitment and passion for positive societal change. As the CEO and founder of the GAFIN Charitable Foundation, he has shown his dedication to bridging the gender gap and empowering women and young girls in rural areas, a cause he holds dear to his heart. Dr. Shaba’s influence extends beyond academic and professional realms, as seen in his debut novel, 'Just Yesterday.' This literary work marks his first venture into novel writing and highlights a significant milestone in his academic journey. The novel seamlessly blends theoretical insights with practical initiatives, emphasising the profound impact of women on shaping children’s futures. It not only showcases his strong belief in women’s empowerment but also introduces readers to a compelling narrative that resonates with transformative potential, promising a brighter tomorrow. Readers are encouraged to engage with and celebrate narratives that inspire change, igniting a sense of hope and inspiration. In addition to his scholarly and literary pursuits, Dr. Shaba is a devoted family man who is married and has children. This familial commitment further grounds his narrative in the values he passionately upholds throughout his professional, academic, and now literary journey.

Books by Felix Shaba (PhD)

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