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Folu Storm's career path initially led her to work as a lawyer before she transitioned to the media industry. In 2012, she joined the radio station 92.3 Inspiration FM. She gained recognition by becoming one of the three finalists in the MTV Base Africa's VJ search. Subsequently, Storms was employed by Ndani TV, a Nigerian company, where she served as a presenter and content producer. Notably, she produced "The New Africa" documentary, which earned a nomination for the Best Documentary Award at the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards.
In addition to her roles in broadcasting, Storms co-hosted the Breakfast show at Smooth 98.1FM in Lagos, maintaining this position until at least 2019. Her contributions to the media industry have been acknowledged through various awards, including the 2017 Ebony Life TV Sisterhood Awards for TV Personality of the Year and the 2018 On-Air Personality award at the Future Awards and ELOY Awards.
Folu Storms had her early education at Corona VI for primary school and then attended The Lagoon Secondary School before continuing her studies at St Leonards Mayfield in the UK. Later, she pursued a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) at Aberystwyth University from 2005 to 2008, followed by a Master of Laws (LLM) at the University of Bristol in 2009. Additionally, she holds a diploma in Broadcast Journalism from Pan-African University.
Folu Storm's career path initially led her to work as a lawyer before she transitioned to the media industry. In 2012, she joined the radio station 92.3 Inspiration FM. She gained recognition by becoming one of the three finalists in the MTV Base Africa's VJ search. Subsequently, Storms was employed by Ndani TV, a Nigerian company, where she served as a presenter and content producer. Notably, she produced "The New Africa" documentary, which earned a nomination for the Best Documentary Award at the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards.
In addition to her roles in broadcasting, Storms co-hosted the Breakfast show at Smooth 98.1FM in Lagos, maintaining this position until at least 2019. Her contributions to the media industry have been acknowledged through various awards, including the 2017 Ebony Life TV Sisterhood Awards for TV Personality of the Year and the 2018 On-Air Personality award at the Future Awards and ELOY Awards.
Folu Storms had her early education at Corona VI for primary school and then attended The Lagoon Secondary School before continuing her studies at St Leonards Mayfield in the UK. Later, she pursued a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) at Aberystwyth University from 2005 to 2008, followed by a Master of Laws (LLM) at the University of Bristol in 2009. Additionally, she holds a diploma in Broadcast Journalism from Pan-African University.
