Princess Irede Abumere is a distinguished multimedia journalist, renowned for her expertise in audio, video, and photography. As a Senior Broadcast Journalist at BBC Africa, she serves as the team leader of the digital innovation hub in Lagos. With an extensive background in reporting, she has covered captivating stories across China, Mauritius, Nigeria, South Africa, and the United Kingdom.

Before her notable role at BBC, Princess Irede Abumere held prominent positions, including Deputy Editor-in-chief and Entertainment Editor at Pulse Nigeria. She hosted the engaging and popular daily morning show, 'The Morning Show', on Facebook Live. Passionate about interviewing industry leaders, celebrities, and influencers, she conducted insightful one-on-one interviews for Pulse Nigeria.

Princess Irede Abumere's remarkable career also includes working as a reporter for the Voice of Nigeria and as a researcher for BBC's acclaimed television series, 'Watchdog'. Her skill set extends to her role as the Digital Media coordinator for MTV Base Africa and Nickelodeon Africa in Nigeria. Recognized for her exceptional contributions, Princess Irede Abumere has received prestigious awards such as the Cycle Sheffield Award for Media Cycling Story of The Year in 2014 and was named one of 50 women changing journalism by Women in Journalism Nigeria in 2015.

With a Mass Communication degree from the University of Lagos and an MA in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Sheffield's School of Journalism, she possesses a strong educational foundation. Princess Irede Abumere's global experience has allowed her to work and thrive in Switzerland, Nigeria, Cameroun, and the United Kingdom. Connect with this talented journalist through her social media platforms and stay updated on her captivating work