Blossom Ozurumba (Ozurumba Roseblossom Ogechi; born 26 December 1981) is a Nigerian. She is popular across major cities in Nigeria for her social media educative start-up known as #AdoptATweep.
She is a writer, compère and public servant. She works as the Health, Safety and Environment, Planning and Evaluation Officer, in Group Health, Safety and Environment Department of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation. She is passionate about forging a connection between the environment and digital communication. Her passion for social good inspired her to ideate the #AdoptATweep Events that provided opportunities for people to connect to social media and use the platform for commercial and social good. In 2014 while taking an academic leave from her day job, Blossom founded Digital Media Development Initiative, an NGO focused on advancing use of digital media for sustainable development.
Blossom is a 2012 alumna of the International Visitor Leadership Program, a professional exchange program funded by the U.S. Department of State‘s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. She participated as one of the Young African Leaders selected to monitor the U.S Elections in November 2012. She has since been involved in electoral governance especially using social media and was invited to monitor the 2013 FCT Council elections as a Foreign Observer attached to the country team of the International Republican Institute.
In botany, blossom is a term given to the flowers of stone fruittrees (genus Prunus) and of some other plants with a similar appearance that flower profusely for a period of time in spring.
Blossoms provide pollen to pollinators such as bees, and initiate cross-pollination necessary for the trees to reproduce by producing fruit.
Blossom trees have a tendency to lose their flower petals in wind-blown cascades, often covering the surrounding ground in petals. This attribute tends to distinguish blossom trees from other flowering trees.
Medicinal uses
The ancient Phoenicians used almond blossoms with honey as a tonic, and sprinkled them into stews and gruels to give muscular strength. Crushed petals were also used as a poultice on skin spots and mixed with oil, for dry skin and sunburn. Crushed petals on an insect bite will soothe and a tea made from whole flowers clears up mouth ulcers and swollen gums.
This is a list of characters who appeared on the American animated television series The Powerpuff Girls, which aired on Cartoon Network from November 18 1998 to March 25 2005.
Nnodim Rose Blossom, Participant at the #AbujaMapUp
A New Media Specialist shares lessons learnt from the One Week long #AbujaMapUp https://sites.google.com/site/abujamapup/
published: 09 Feb 2013
Getting to know Blossom Ozurumba
A quick video where I shared something interesting about me, what makes me unique, how I will bring diversity to the table and what people should know about me.
It also provided an opportunity for me to publicly and without shame, share a very private aspect of me.
published: 27 Feb 2019
iWOW Testimony by Blossom OZURUMBA
published: 09 Mar 2021
Extinction Of Our Local Dialects: Osasu Igbenidion| Andy Madaki| Blossom Ozurumba| Lanre Philips
published: 18 May 2019
Blossom Ozurumba on Excelling as A Career Woman Today
published: 25 Mar 2017
What are the greatest challenges to the web? The cost of access | Web Foundation
Along with other digital rights organisations, our team attended the Internet Freedom Forum in Abuja in April. We took this opportunity to speak to our peers about the biggest issues we all face online today. Here’s what Wikimedia’s Blossom Ozurumba said.
http://webfoundation.org
@webfoundation
#ForEveryone
published: 09 Aug 2018
Nwannem ọma Chijioke shared his thoughts about Wikipedia
Nwannem ọma Chijioke shared his thoughts about Wikipedia and I had the pleasure of sharing my joy and excitement of the movement with him.
The #WikiStreetTakeOver Igbo Language Project is powered by the Wikimedia Foundation.
published: 17 Jul 2018
How Igbo proverbs, idioms & phrases continue to lead us through endless days - Blossom Ozurumba
Blossom Ozurumba is an Igbo language enthusiast and the founding curator of the Igbo Language Wikimedians User Group. As a professional Igbo language translator, she has executed both commissioned and freelance works for the United Nations, Google Inc, National Agency for the Control of AIDS in Nigeria, Wikimedia Foundation, Global Voices, Society of Igbo Professionals, Lagos Business School etc.
She is currently working on an Igbo Language Podcast project; Igbo Proverbs, Idioms, and Phrases. It is a 2-minute quick and enjoyable podcast that will ideally share one Igbo Language Proverb, Idiom, or Phrase, provide the literal meaning and the figurative explanation while also suggesting the most applicable English language equivalent.
Blossom graduated from Coventry University, England wher...
published: 08 Apr 2021
Adaeze shares her thoughts about Wikipedia
Adaeze absolutely nailed it here and I also got to share stuff about Wikipedia with her. You definitely want to watch this one. Enjoy!
*The #WikiStreetTakeOver Igbo Language Project is powered by Wikimedia Foundation.
A quick video where I shared something interesting about me, what makes me unique, how I will bring diversity to the table and what people should know about me....
A quick video where I shared something interesting about me, what makes me unique, how I will bring diversity to the table and what people should know about me.
It also provided an opportunity for me to publicly and without shame, share a very private aspect of me.
A quick video where I shared something interesting about me, what makes me unique, how I will bring diversity to the table and what people should know about me.
It also provided an opportunity for me to publicly and without shame, share a very private aspect of me.
Along with other digital rights organisations, our team attended the Internet Freedom Forum in Abuja in April. We took this opportunity to speak to our peers ab...
Along with other digital rights organisations, our team attended the Internet Freedom Forum in Abuja in April. We took this opportunity to speak to our peers about the biggest issues we all face online today. Here’s what Wikimedia’s Blossom Ozurumba said.
http://webfoundation.org
@webfoundation
#ForEveryone
Along with other digital rights organisations, our team attended the Internet Freedom Forum in Abuja in April. We took this opportunity to speak to our peers about the biggest issues we all face online today. Here’s what Wikimedia’s Blossom Ozurumba said.
http://webfoundation.org
@webfoundation
#ForEveryone
Nwannem ọma Chijioke shared his thoughts about Wikipedia and I had the pleasure of sharing my joy and excitement of the movement with him.
The #WikiStreetTakeO...
Nwannem ọma Chijioke shared his thoughts about Wikipedia and I had the pleasure of sharing my joy and excitement of the movement with him.
The #WikiStreetTakeOver Igbo Language Project is powered by the Wikimedia Foundation.
Nwannem ọma Chijioke shared his thoughts about Wikipedia and I had the pleasure of sharing my joy and excitement of the movement with him.
The #WikiStreetTakeOver Igbo Language Project is powered by the Wikimedia Foundation.
Blossom Ozurumba is an Igbo language enthusiast and the founding curator of the Igbo Language Wikimedians User Group. As a professional Igbo language translator...
Blossom Ozurumba is an Igbo language enthusiast and the founding curator of the Igbo Language Wikimedians User Group. As a professional Igbo language translator, she has executed both commissioned and freelance works for the United Nations, Google Inc, National Agency for the Control of AIDS in Nigeria, Wikimedia Foundation, Global Voices, Society of Igbo Professionals, Lagos Business School etc.
She is currently working on an Igbo Language Podcast project; Igbo Proverbs, Idioms, and Phrases. It is a 2-minute quick and enjoyable podcast that will ideally share one Igbo Language Proverb, Idiom, or Phrase, provide the literal meaning and the figurative explanation while also suggesting the most applicable English language equivalent.
Blossom graduated from Coventry University, England where she earned a degree in Environmental Management and is currently studying towards a Post Graduate Degree in Entrepreneurship & innovation. She works with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation as an Innovation Advisor and Strategic Partnerships Expert. Blossom is glad to parent two teenagers and is excited at the endless opportunities that the curious mind can embrace when limiting thoughts are abandoned.
You can connect with Blossom when you visit www.blossomozurumba.com
#igboconference #blossomozurumba #igbowikipedia
Blossom Ozurumba is an Igbo language enthusiast and the founding curator of the Igbo Language Wikimedians User Group. As a professional Igbo language translator, she has executed both commissioned and freelance works for the United Nations, Google Inc, National Agency for the Control of AIDS in Nigeria, Wikimedia Foundation, Global Voices, Society of Igbo Professionals, Lagos Business School etc.
She is currently working on an Igbo Language Podcast project; Igbo Proverbs, Idioms, and Phrases. It is a 2-minute quick and enjoyable podcast that will ideally share one Igbo Language Proverb, Idiom, or Phrase, provide the literal meaning and the figurative explanation while also suggesting the most applicable English language equivalent.
Blossom graduated from Coventry University, England where she earned a degree in Environmental Management and is currently studying towards a Post Graduate Degree in Entrepreneurship & innovation. She works with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation as an Innovation Advisor and Strategic Partnerships Expert. Blossom is glad to parent two teenagers and is excited at the endless opportunities that the curious mind can embrace when limiting thoughts are abandoned.
You can connect with Blossom when you visit www.blossomozurumba.com
#igboconference #blossomozurumba #igbowikipedia
Adaeze absolutely nailed it here and I also got to share stuff about Wikipedia with her. You definitely want to watch this one. Enjoy!
*The #WikiStreetTakeOver...
Adaeze absolutely nailed it here and I also got to share stuff about Wikipedia with her. You definitely want to watch this one. Enjoy!
*The #WikiStreetTakeOver Igbo Language Project is powered by Wikimedia Foundation.
Adaeze absolutely nailed it here and I also got to share stuff about Wikipedia with her. You definitely want to watch this one. Enjoy!
*The #WikiStreetTakeOver Igbo Language Project is powered by Wikimedia Foundation.
A quick video where I shared something interesting about me, what makes me unique, how I will bring diversity to the table and what people should know about me.
It also provided an opportunity for me to publicly and without shame, share a very private aspect of me.
Along with other digital rights organisations, our team attended the Internet Freedom Forum in Abuja in April. We took this opportunity to speak to our peers about the biggest issues we all face online today. Here’s what Wikimedia’s Blossom Ozurumba said.
http://webfoundation.org
@webfoundation
#ForEveryone
Nwannem ọma Chijioke shared his thoughts about Wikipedia and I had the pleasure of sharing my joy and excitement of the movement with him.
The #WikiStreetTakeOver Igbo Language Project is powered by the Wikimedia Foundation.
Blossom Ozurumba is an Igbo language enthusiast and the founding curator of the Igbo Language Wikimedians User Group. As a professional Igbo language translator, she has executed both commissioned and freelance works for the United Nations, Google Inc, National Agency for the Control of AIDS in Nigeria, Wikimedia Foundation, Global Voices, Society of Igbo Professionals, Lagos Business School etc.
She is currently working on an Igbo Language Podcast project; Igbo Proverbs, Idioms, and Phrases. It is a 2-minute quick and enjoyable podcast that will ideally share one Igbo Language Proverb, Idiom, or Phrase, provide the literal meaning and the figurative explanation while also suggesting the most applicable English language equivalent.
Blossom graduated from Coventry University, England where she earned a degree in Environmental Management and is currently studying towards a Post Graduate Degree in Entrepreneurship & innovation. She works with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation as an Innovation Advisor and Strategic Partnerships Expert. Blossom is glad to parent two teenagers and is excited at the endless opportunities that the curious mind can embrace when limiting thoughts are abandoned.
You can connect with Blossom when you visit www.blossomozurumba.com
#igboconference #blossomozurumba #igbowikipedia
Adaeze absolutely nailed it here and I also got to share stuff about Wikipedia with her. You definitely want to watch this one. Enjoy!
*The #WikiStreetTakeOver Igbo Language Project is powered by Wikimedia Foundation.
Blossom Ozurumba (Ozurumba Roseblossom Ogechi; born 26 December 1981) is a Nigerian. She is popular across major cities in Nigeria for her social media educative start-up known as #AdoptATweep.
She is a writer, compère and public servant. She works as the Health, Safety and Environment, Planning and Evaluation Officer, in Group Health, Safety and Environment Department of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation. She is passionate about forging a connection between the environment and digital communication. Her passion for social good inspired her to ideate the #AdoptATweep Events that provided opportunities for people to connect to social media and use the platform for commercial and social good. In 2014 while taking an academic leave from her day job, Blossom founded Digital Media Development Initiative, an NGO focused on advancing use of digital media for sustainable development.
Blossom is a 2012 alumna of the International Visitor Leadership Program, a professional exchange program funded by the U.S. Department of State‘s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. She participated as one of the Young African Leaders selected to monitor the U.S Elections in November 2012. She has since been involved in electoral governance especially using social media and was invited to monitor the 2013 FCT Council elections as a Foreign Observer attached to the country team of the International Republican Institute.