Hello! I’m Perpetua… I am an attorney, and my work sits at the intersection of legal practice, frontier technologies, cybersecurity and social impact. I am especially interested in how law can shape responsible innovation, protect people in digital spaces, and support a future where technology works for society, not against it.
Beyond professional titles, I care deeply about people, access, safety, learning, and impact. Whether I am researching AI governance, writing about data privacy, speaking on online safety, or building community projects, my goal is simple: to help people understand and navigate the digital world with more confidence.
What I Work On
In the past years, I developed a strong interest in the legal and policy issues surrounding artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, and responsible innovation. My work explores how law can support innovation while protecting rights, promoting accountability, and strengthening public trust.
Skills: Legal research, policy analysis, AI governance, regulatory writing, technology policy and advisory.
I also focus on the importance of protecting personal data, promoting digital rights, and helping individuals and organisations understand their responsibilities in the digital environment.
Skills: Privacy research, compliance support, digital rights analysis, legal writing.
Through digital safety initiatives, I contribute to public education on cybersecurity awareness, online safety, and responsible internet use. My advocacy is especially focused on making digital safety simple, practical, and accessible to children, senior citizens, and everyday internet users.
Skills: Public education, content development, community engagement, cybersecurity awareness.
I write and research on issues relating to law, technology, digital rights, privacy, AI governance, and social impact. My writing aims to simplify complex legal and policy issues for wider audiences.
Skills: Legal writing, research, policy communication, public-facing analysis.
Where I’ve Contributed & Been Featured
I am deeply committed to using law, technology, policy, and education as tools for social impact. My community work reflects my belief that technology should be safe, inclusive, accessible, and rights-respecting.
I am passionate about helping people understand the risks and opportunities of the digital world, while empowering them with the knowledge they need to protect themselves and participate confidently in the digital economy.
Through my work, I contribute to these initiatives:
A digital safety and cybersecurity awareness platform I co-founded, focused on promoting safer, smarter, and more responsible use of technology — with a particular focus on children, senior citizens, and everyday internet users.
I served as Curator of the World Economic Forum’s Global Shapers Community, Owerri Hub, engaging in shaping conversations and actions that drive positive change on a global scale.
I contributed to the Center for AI and Digital Policy’s Artificial Intelligence Democratic Value Index Report 2025.
I spoke at REDLI Africa’s International Women’s Day webinar on AI for Gender Equality & Advocacy.
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