Biography of Uloma Peace Okorie
Born on April 27 in Abia State, Uloma Peace Okorie is a seasoned Nigerian journalist, publisher, author, and media entrepreneur with decades of experience in the journalism profession.
Her journey into journalism began in 1998 after successfully completing her Diploma and Higher Diploma programmes at the International Institute of Journalism. Armed with passion and dedication for media practice, she started her professional career with several notable newspaper organizations, including Post Express Newspaper, Reporter Newspaper, and Gong Newspaper.
In 2005, she founded Newsxtra Magazine, a specialized security magazine focused on reporting the activities and operations of the Nigeria Police Force. Through the platform, she has extensively covered the leadership and achievements of several Inspectors-General of Police in Nigeria, including Sunday Ehindero, Mike Okiro, Ogbonna Onovo, Hafiz Ringim, Mohammed Abubakar, Suleiman Abba, Ibrahim Idris, Usman Alkali Baba, Kayode Egbetokun, and Olatunji Rilwan Disu.
In recognition of her outstanding contributions to journalism and media development, she received an Award of Excellence as a Veteran Journalist from the Nigeria Union of Journalists FCT Council. The honour celebrated her consistency, professionalism, and dedication to ethical journalism over the years.
Beyond journalism, Uloma Peace Okorie is also a prolific author who has written several books, including I Was Rejected by My Mom Due to Tradition, The Art of Mentorship, How to Make a Man Love You Dearly as a Woman, Arch Angel Camael: Angel of Love and Harmony, and Courtship Cafe. Her books are available on Amazon, reaching readers across the world.
A devoted mother with a 20-year-old son, she is known for her resilience, creativity, and passion for storytelling. Her favorite food is spaghetti noodles, while her favorite color is red a reflection of her vibrant personality and bold approach to life and journalism.
Over the years, Uloma Peace Okorie has continued to distinguish herself as a respected voice in security journalism and media publishing in Nigeria.
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