ABOUT KMI


        Kosy Melvina Iyke "K.M.I" (born August 4, 1998) is a take-charge self-developer, writer, blogger, and media personality who expertly balances education, writing, and blogging. She is the CEO, founder, and Pioneer of KMI blog which centers on Education, Empowerment, and Entertainment.

          K.M.I has received honors, including recently being celebrated as the first to Grace the front cover of Young mind Magazine Nigeria by Enoch and partner with them to yield massive growth. K.M.I graduated high school in the top ten percent of her class at the age of Fifteen and currently studying at Covenant University in the Department of Business in Industrial Relations and Human Resource Management. A current holder of chartered institute of personnel management certification  (CIPM), K.M.I blog inspires people through quality and articulated write ups in fictions, storylines, poems, poetry e.t.c


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