Osasu Igbinedion

Osasu was born in the United Kingdom to the prominent Igbinedion family. She is the daughter of Mrs. Eki Igbinedion and Lucky Igbinedion,[4] the former governor of Edo State, while her grandfather, Gabriel Igbinedion is the Esama of the Benin Kingdom in Nigeria. Osasu is married to Nathaniel Joshua Ogwuche and blessed with a son. Osasu obtained her bachelor's degree from Stonehill College in Easton, Massachusetts, and thereafter a master's degree from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. She later received a certificate in TV and film production from the New York Film Academy in New York, New York, in the United States of America.

Osasu holds Bachelor's and Master’s Degrees in Communications from Stonehill College and Northeastern University, both in Massachusetts, United States. She also has a certificate in TV and film production from the New York Film Academy.

In 2015, she was one of the few journalists across Africa trained by the United Nations to be one of its media ambassadors for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). By 2016, her show, The Osasu Show, was airing across major TV stations in Nigeria and the U.K.

Practicing as a journalist, she has told stories from the streets of Agatu to the rivers of Ogoni.

In 2017, she convened the first edition of the Osasu Show Symposium.

Osasu won the DAAR Awards for the Young Achiever of the Year 2018 and the Social Media for Social Good Awards Africa 2019.

Osasu was appointed in 2019 by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as a media ambassador for free and fair elections in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

Osasu is also the co-founder of NatSu Global, a real estate and media investment with offices in Abuja,London, Johannesburg and Boston.

Osasu is married and has a son. For 7 years (2015 -2022) Osasu was the host of the TV show The Osasu Show,[5] which aired on African Independent Television, BEN TV London, and ITV which were popular TV stations in Nigeria and the United Kingdom and The Weekend Show on AIT.[6] She is also the founder of The Osasu Show Foundation.[3] She is the convener of Osasu Show Symposium,[7] a forum where major stakeholders in the political field gathered together with their constituents to discuss issues of nation building and development especially as they relate to the welfare of the less privileged.[8]

Osasu has received accolades for: Journalistic Excellence by the Institute of Service Excellence and Good Governance (2017); Role Model to the Girl Child by Nigerian Entrepreneurs Award (2017) and Humanitarian Award by La Mode Magazine (2015) [9]

• 2016: West Africa Students Union Parliament Kwame Nkrumah - Exemplary Distinguished Leadership Honour
• 2017: The Institute For Service Excellence And Good Governance - Service excellence award for The Osasu Show Journalistic excellence
• 2017: Nigeria Entrepreneurs Award - Role model to the Girl child.
• 2018: Green October events award - Humanitarian of the year
• 2018: Nigerian Youth Advocacy For Good Governance Initiative Award
• 2018: The Girl's Show Nigeria Award
• 2018: Emerging entrepreneurs multi-purpose cooperative society - Outstanding Innovation and Leadership Award
• 2018: Woman On Fire Abuja Awards- Seasoned professional of the year.
• 2018: La Mode Magazine Green October Humanitarian Awards
• 2018: Global Race Against Poverty And Hiv/Aids In Conjunction With SDSN Youths Global impact ambassador award [10]
• 2018: Paint My Face With Glamour, a compilation of Poems by Benjamin Ubiri in Honour of Osasu Igbinedion.
• 2018: National Impact Merit Awards - Most outstanding TV personality of the year [11]
• 2018: Nigeria Young Professionals Forum 2018
• 2018: DAAR Awards Prize 2018 - Young Achiever of the year [12]
• 2019: The Difference Global Awards - Media personality of the year award [13]
• 2019: Social Media For Social Good Awards Africa.

• Ogbonna, Peter (1 July 2016). "Osasu Igbinedion: A Dynamic, Articulate Media Practitioner Championing Sustainable Development in Africa". This Day.