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GMT EMEZUE

Gloria Monica Tobechukwu Emezue (also known as G.M.T Emezue) is a Professor of English and a Post-Doctoral fellow of the American Council of Learned Societies' African Humanities Program. She is also a fellow of International League of Conservation Writers.

Her major research foci include Postcolonial studies, Gender studies and Digital Humanities.

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Gloria Monica Tobechukwu Emezue (also known as G.M.T Emezue) is Professor of English in the Department of Languages/Linguistics and Literary Studies of the Federal University Ndufu Alike Ikwo, Ebonyi State, Nigeria.

She had her Ph.D in English and Literary Studies (Major: Poetry (African), Literary Theories and Criticism) from the University of Calabar and M.A Comparative Literature from the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria.

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TRENDING ACTIVITIES

The Akuko Ifo Folktales Series

In partnership with Prof Peter Onwudinjo, GMT Emezue embarked on the Akuko Ofo Series video recording as a way of documenting, preserving, and presenting the rich cultural heritage of the Igbo folktales to future generations.

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Radiance Shea Butter

A 2013 study revealed that harmful chemicals are present in 61% of body products in Nigeria. Prof G.M.T Emezue collaborated with some colleagues in the Faculty of Sciences to develop the Radiance shea butter body creams using African shea butter and natural oils.

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Lacuna Fund recognizes GMT Emezue as a major advocate for Artificial Intelligence in Africa

During the LACUNA grantee Convening Meeting held in Kigali, Rwanda, Prof G.M.T Emezue, alongside other grantee was interviewed by the organizers of the convention. Later on, Prof G.MT Emezue was approached that her interview, and that of a fellow grantee, will be used as the voice of Africa on Artificial Intelligence.

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Breaking Barriers and Mounting Cutting-edge research: The NaijaVoices Project

In 2012/2022. Prof G.M.T Emezue and her co-Principal Investigator and co-grantee, Chris Emezue, won the LACUNA fund for their project entitled “NaijaVoices: Curating Speech datasets in the Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba languages.”

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