EP 05: Prof. Cecilia Onyango, A sustainable food systems expert speaks about her becoming

In this episode, Prof. Cecilia Onyango narrates her experience in pursuing her PhD and navigating the horticulture research field despite the challenges she faced including academic funding and family - studying balance. She is positive that with proper support systems in place, women are assured of a prosperous future as researchers

[@hellenratemo6010]

Prof is a living proof that women can thrive in agriculture (horticulture). But beyond academics Prof is a mentor to many. She is a gem❤️

[@sammysam1301]

She is one lady who walks her talk, believe you me, she is an amazing icon of development and empowerment.

[@nyakundironald5375]

Congratulations prof. Cecilia Onyango not just striving for your own goals but also inspiring. 🙏🙏

[@phelesiawaburiri-hv8pj]

Very incredible information on food systems. Appreciation to Prof for sharing her academic journey and encouraging junior scholars.

[@johnmarkmwangi2123]

Insightful and informative.

[@jacobomondi7747]

She is my lecturer, very strict anyway we love her

[@norahboyani8279]

Very inspiring Prof,, loving the information I am gaining here🤗❤

[@gwakooruko8204]

Very insightful prof❤

[@kingsmushroom2023]

From food systems scientist to policy influencer: the journey exemplifies the quintessential role of an ideal scientist in Africa. This transformation serves as a compelling model for other academics across the continent, highlighting the importance of bridging scientific research with impactful policy-making. Kiflemariam from Finland

[@helenmagangi1663]

Prof we are proud of you! This knowledge insightful......

[@traceeysiekei379]

Well done Prof. you inspire me.

[@godwinmacharia5416]

Very very inspiring!

[@JoyceTurner-jp5vg]

Very insightful ❤️