Taiwo Aderemi is a seasoned statistician and researcher with extensive experience in biostatistics, data analysis, and population health science. He holds a Master of Technology in Statistics (Biostatistics) from the Federal University of Technology, Akure, Nigeria. Professionally, Taiwo works as a Principal Statistician at the National Bureau of Statistics, playing a key role in national surveys and data analysis crucial to Nigeria’s socio-economic planning. He also served as a Data Analyst at BBC Media Action, where his contributions significantly enhanced media and communication strategies focused on public health.

Taiwo’s research interests intersect statistics, health, nature, and environmental studies. His work on spatio-temporal variations in malnutrition among Nigerian children and ongoing research into the spatial and temporal patterns of twin births demonstrate his commitment to addressing real-world health challenges through statistical methods. His recent studies on Obaship and Yoruba culture, tradition, and spirituality further showcase his dedication to preserving cultural heritage.

Taiwo is the initiator of MyRoot Initiative, which emphasizes the importance of cultural heritage as a vital component of identity and community cohesion. MyRoot Initiative promotes Yoruba language learning, fosters cultural awareness, and builds community connections through various programs.

Beyond his professional and academic pursuits, Taiwo is deeply engaged in Yoruba culture, tradition, and spirituality. He has published articles and presented at various conferences, reflecting his commitment to preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage of the Yoruba people.