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How Precious Orekha plans to transform industries with data-driven insights

Sandra Nwaokolo
February 3, 2022
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In a world increasingly shaped by data, Precious Orekha is making meaningful contributions to solving complex challenges and driving impactful change through data science. A graduate of Chemical Engineering from the prestigious University of Benin, Precious’s journey from engineering to data science showcases a passion for using technology to make informed decisions and improve lives.

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  • Tackling Malnutrition in Africa: A Health Data Project
  • Predicting the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election
  • Rising Star at Hamoye AI Lab
  • Advancing Through Explore AI Academy
  • Diverse Projects and Broad Impact
  • Championing Data Science for Societal Good

Tackling Malnutrition in Africa: A Health Data Project

In 2020, Precious gained invaluable experience at the Edo Innovation Hub, analysing data on malnutrition in Africa. Sponsored by Governor Godwin Obaseki’s initiative to foster a tech ecosystem in Edo State, this project addressed one of the continent’s most pressing health issues. By uncovering patterns and trends in malnutrition data, Precious contributed to policy recommendations aimed at combating hunger and improving health outcomes. This experience laid the foundation for his burgeoning career in data science.

Predicting the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election

One of Precious’s standout achievements was his involvement in a collaborative project leading up to the 2020 United States presidential election. Leveraging advanced predictive modelling techniques, the team accurately forecasted Joe Biden’s victory over Donald Trump. Their detailed insights, published in a Medium article, garnered significant attention, going viral and attracting numerous collaboration requests. This milestone underscored the power of data science in analysing societal trends and highlighted the team’s ability to communicate complex findings to broad audiences.

Rising Star at Hamoye AI Lab

Precious’s remarkable skills were recognised during a competitive internship at Hamoye AI Lab in 2020, where hundreds of aspiring data scientists participated. His exceptional performance placed him among the top five participants, earning him a prestigious data scientist position. This role allowed him to refine his expertise and apply cutting-edge machine learning techniques to impactful projects.

Advancing Through Explore AI Academy

Precious was among a select group of professionals chosen for a fully sponsored 11-month data science training programme at Explore AI Academy—the largest data science academy in Africa. This rigorous programme honed his skills in data analytics, machine learning, and cloud computing. His excellent performance in the programme earned him a scholarship for the Amazon Web Services (AWS) certification, further solidifying his expertise in cloud technologies. These achievements have enabled Precious to collaborate on innovative projects with top-tier companies, applying data-driven strategies to deliver impactful results.

Diverse Projects and Broad Impact

Precious’s project portfolio is as varied as it is impactful. From working on malnutrition data analysis to credit fraud detection, he has applied data science solutions across health, finance, and governance. In every endeavour, he has showcased the versatility of data science in addressing diverse challenges and improving decision-making processes.

Championing Data Science for Societal Good

As a core member of the International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE) at the University of Benin chapter Nigeria, Precious embodies the values of global collaboration and knowledge-sharing. His work demonstrates a commitment to using data science as a tool for addressing real-world problems, bridging the gap between data insights and actionable solutions.

Precious’s transition from chemical engineering to data science highlights the dynamic nature of modern careers. His journey illustrates how individuals can harness their skills and passions to make meaningful contributions in diverse industries. As the demand for data-driven insights continues to grow, Precious’s story serves as an inspiring reminder of the potential for technology to create positive change.

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