She is an empathic, highly sought-after crisis counselor. She obtained her Master of Psychology and Christian Counseling from ECWA Seminary, Jos in 2012, where she set up a Counseling Clinic. Her training was robust and rigorous with practicum in Mental Health and Substance Abuse, under Dr. Moses Audu, of Department of Psychiatry, Jos University Teaching Hospital.

Her counseling skills cover the spectrum of Children, Youth, Gender, Corporate and Group Counseling. She did trauma counseling in IDP Camps in Jos and Dogo Na Hauwa in 2010. As a result of the Covid-19 Pandemic in 2020, she transited to Teletherapy.

As Special Assistant to the D-G and Ambassador-in-Residence at the International Training Institute for Peace (Now Part of the National War College, Abuja) she specialized in conflict resolution and the place of women in the peace process.

She did a stint with the Regional Management Centre, Plassey House Limerick, Ireland as Director of Research in the establishment of Ireland's first Technological Park at the University of Limerick, Ireland. She obtained her Bachelor of Business Studies (Finance/Accounting) from the University of Limerick in 1983.

She is an advocate for Ethical Leadership, and believes in the African Renaissance by the transformative power of the renewed mindset.