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Still Becoming: My Life in Chapters

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Last updated on Jun 13, 2026 05:09 PM

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Category Brains & Noble > Autobiography/Memoir

Condition new

SKU BN-109693

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About the Author

Oluwole Olusanya is a dynamic and results-driven professional from Lagos, Nigeria, whose life journey is a testament to resilience and continuous growth, as chronicled in his book, “Still Becoming: My Life in Chapters.” As an Advisory Board member of Harvard Business Review, with an MBA education in Business Administration from the University of South Wales and a Higher National Diploma in Banking & Finance, Oluwole possesses strong organizational, communication, and financial management skills. His career includes significant experience as a Relationship Officer/Collections Anchor at Sterling Bank Plc, where he developed client relationships, drove revenue growth, and ensured regulatory compliance in the institutional banking unit. Prior to this, he gained foundational experience in financial record-keeping at the Lagos State Ministry of Agriculture.

Beyond his professional roles, Oluwole is a prolific writer with certifications in investigative journalism and creative writing. His personal narrative, shared in “Still Becoming,” vividly recounts navigating academic hurdles, entrepreneurial challenges, and profound personal experiences, including a love story that shaped his educational path and a short stint with alcohol. His story underscores a philosophy of turning setbacks into opportunities, showcasing his constant evolution and commitment to leveraging his skills for innovation and success. His life’s impact is further celebrated through heartfelt reflections from his family, friends, and colleagues in his book.