Dr. Edith Nwobu is a lecturer, educator, researcher, and indigenous language advocate dedicated to making the Igbo language accessible to all. Holding a PhD in Igbo Language and Linguistics, and with extensive experience in language pedagogy and digital content creation, she combines academic expertise with creative innovation in the classroom.

Her passion for indigenous language preservation was ignited when she observed the gradual loss of the Igbo language among the elite and the joy people express when Igbo is spoken authentically. This passion for seeing the language thrive is reflected in her teaching approach. Over the years, she has taught learners of all ages, trained teachers, developed quality curricula, and collaborated on research projects in language, linguistics, and culture.

At Igbo360, Dr. Edith and her team are driven by the belief that “Asụsụ nwụọ, ndị nwe ya alaa” — When a language dies, its people fade. Together, they combine interactive teaching, cultural storytelling, and modern technology to ensure that every learner doesn’t just learn Igbo, but truly lives it.