JOHNSON ADÉ OKÙNADÉ

Johnson Adé Okùnadé, the owner of My Woven Words | Morrebs ICT Solutions and Inside Jos is a young, passionate ICT Expert, Lifestyle/Travel Blogger and a proud enthusiast of indigenous culture with so much passion for creating world-class online contents. No doubts, he is imprinting his footprints on sands of time.

After founding My Woven Words in 2016 as an undergraduate in 200 level, he created a team of creative writers and innovators known as “Woven Family”.

Johnson believes that if we are saying “NO” to drug abuse and all other social vices, we should occupy our youths with creative writing competitions that award impressive and tempting cash prizes!

With this in mind, he got the approval of Bowen University, Iwo to lead “Woven Family” in organizing Bowen Woven Words Competition. Bowen Woven Words Competition was a writing competition for Bowen University from Feb – May 2018.

After that, he took it a step further by leading the “Woven Family” in organizing another writing competition in Osun state.

With the approval of the Osun State ministry of education Osogbo, My Woven Words organized OSCA Woven Words Competition; a writing competition for undergraduates of tertiary institutions in Osun state from Aug 2018-Mar 2019.

For his Bs.C., Johnson Okunade studied computer science at Bowen University, Iwo. Asides from being a blogger, he develops Websites and tutors on ICT.

In July 2020, he started Woven eBooks; a world-class online ebook platform where you stay digital and read smart. The Ebook website is focused on providing a vast range of electronic books that cuts across all fields; Unlimited access to rare and enjoyable eBooks on a platter of Gold. Woven eBooks was discontinued in 2021.

On the 22nd of February 2022, he started Insidejos.com; an independent medium for up-to-date happenings, gossip, news, around Jos, and a repository of history, culture, music, food/recipe of the Plateau people.

Johnson Okunade loves blogging about Culture. He is on a quest to promote various noble cultural heritage through online publications and blogging.

Occasionally, as the one in charge of My Woven Words, he drafts proposals and letters to appropriate entities so as to collaborate and work on appropriate cultural documentaries. Often, He visits royal fathers and reputable elders with an adequate reservoir of knowledge on the subject of indigenous culture.

He has created and promoted numerous rare cultural contents on the “Woven Culture” and “Woven History” category of the blog, My Woven Words, Inside Jos, and across different social media platforms, most especially Facebook.

He has been on tour visiting different cultural/historical sites in places like Oyo, Iseyin, Awe, Lanlate, Eruwa, Abeokuta, Ago-Iwoye, Iwo, Osogbo, Iresa-Apa, Okin-Apa, Ado-Awaye, Jos and Ogbomoso among others on his quest to create a verified and reliable online content.

Asides from being a dedicated blogger, he is also a humanitarian who believes life is not a “brief candle” but It is a sort of splendid torch which we have got hold of for the moment, he believes in making it burn as brightly as possible before handing it on to future generations.

Johnson Okunade has done cultural projects with Oba Prof Akinola John Akintola, Oba Oláfimíhàn Olayinka, and Oba Alhaji Abdul-Lateef Olawuyi Olagoke among other traditional rulers and prominent public figures.

After “obeying the clarion call” at Saint Gentles Computers and Communications Ltd, he decided to stay back in Jos, Plateau state where he currently serves as the Managing Director of his new IT company, Morrebs ICT Solutions and Services.



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