Oluwatunmise Oluyede

Oluwatunmise Oluyede is a Nigerian writer, film producer, storyteller, and project manager who focuses heavily on women's experiences and gender equality through a feminist lens. She has over a decade of experience managing projects in media production, event planning, and the non-profit sector. She has written and produced multiple screen projects. Her notable credits include working on the television series Cheta M (2024), Ricordi (2021), and Dear Diane (2024). luyede frequently champions narratives centering on the lives, collective strength, and societal pressures faced by African women. A prominent example is the documentary film Death to Thirty (2024), which she wrote and produced to explore the societal expectations surrounding women hitting major age milestones. She actively lends her voice to the literary and creative community. For instance, she hosted the official launch event for Cynthia Osajibenedict's book, A Language of Flowers, in partnership with the Dear Naija Girl platform. She specializes in overseeing media campaigns and community-oriented initiatives, frequently collaborating with creators to cultivate impactful partnerships.