Chude Jideonwo Named Creative-in-Residence at London School of Economics
Expressing his excitement, Jideonwo said, “This unexpected honor affirms our relentless dedication to impactful work. I am enthusiastic about starting this journey at LSE and contributing to its vibrant community.”
AKACHI NOEL 
Renowned media entrepreneur Chude Jideonwo, host of #WithChude and founder of Joy, Inc., has been appointed as the inaugural Creative-in-Residence at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).
This prestigious appointment honors Jideonwo's significant contributions to media and youth engagement across Africa. His innovative work in creating influential media platforms and inspiring a new generation of African leaders has garnered international recognition. In his new role, Jideonwo will collaborate with LSE to bolster the creative industries across Africa, leveraging the institution’s extensive resources and networks.
Martha Geiger Mwenitete, representing LSE’s Institute for Africa, emphasized the importance of the program and Jideonwo’s impact: “Our residency program is designed to connect with creative sectors across Africa, and we are thrilled to have Chude Jideonwo as our first creative-in-residence. His involvement will undoubtedly enrich our initiatives.”
Expressing his excitement, Jideonwo said, “This unexpected honor affirms our relentless dedication to impactful work. I am enthusiastic about starting this journey at LSE and contributing to its vibrant community.”
The residency, hosted by the LSE Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa, begins in September 2024. The institute focuses on engaging with Africa through cutting-edge research, teaching, and public events, reinforcing LSE’s commitment to addressing global issues from an African perspective.
