In another real life case of Black Girl Magic a Nigerian engineer has been named as one of the top 50 women who are under 35 in Engineering.
Dr Ozak Esu, is originally from Okurike area of Cross river state.
The list is compiled together annually by the U.K newspaper The Telegraph in collaboration with the Women’s Engineering Society (WES).
The purpose of the list is to support and boost women‘s participation in engineering.
Dr Esu left Nigeria to study in the United Kingdom in 2008.
She studied IET accredited B.Eng in Electronic and Electrical Engineering at Loughborough University.
After getting her degree, she completed her Ph.D also at the prestigious Loughborough University.
She currently works at a top engineering consultancy company in the UK.
In an interview, Dr Esu the humble and gifted engineer expressed that she decided to study Electronic and Electrical Engineering due to the energy problem in Nigeria.
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