Godiya Moses

Godiya Silazeka Moses is a dynamic environmental researcher whose work bridges rigorous science and human-centered advocacy. With a BSc in Natural and Environmental Sciences from the American University of Nigeria, she brings deep insight into the impacts of pollutants and climate change on public health. Her hands-on lab work and data interpretation skills are matched by her compelling storytelling—honed through a minor in English Literature and a passion for social equity.

Godiya doesn’t stop at the lab bench. As a youth leader and community advocate, she’s led school-based SDG outreach, championed mental health awareness, and driven conversations on sustainability. Through her role at the National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency, she’s contributed to regulatory work on environmental compliance.

Whether drafting environmental reports or writing literary essays, Godiya is driven by a singular purpose: to elevate youth voices, influence environmental policy, and push for a world where science meets action. She embodies the spirit of climate resilience and creative impact.