As a native Nigerian, Bishop Chukwu has over 5 years of cumulative experience in International Development, advocating for public health services, and providing grant research. He holds a Bachelors degree Microbiology and Public Health and a Mini MBA in International Organisational Management.

As a writer and researcher, Bishop brings an unmatched passion for humanity that is dedicated to solving funding challenges. He works diligently for organizations, empowering them to address global environmental issues and sustainability through innovative grant research, writing, and developing partnerships through targeted networking. Bishop has written several USAID applications that are pending at this time.

His work as a Public Health Coordinator focuses on preventing communicable diseases through development of education modules. These modules resulted in a 95% reduction of reports to local community health centers from foodborne illnesses. Bishop believes that every individuals welfare is not just a personal matter because it is intrinsically linked to the welfare of all.

Publication: Bishop Chukwu has published research on the Phytochemical and Antimicrobial effect of the leaves of Mallotus oppositifolius. It is mostly known as Mallotus in Africa. The plant can be used in traditional medicines as an antifungal, anti parasitic, and as a wound treatment. Some variants of Mallotus are on the IUCN list of vulnerable plant species.