About Caleb Onyeabor
Born in 1996 in Ugbawka, Nkanu East Local Government Area of Enugu State, Nigeria, Caleb Onyeabor is a distinguished writer and researcher whose passion for storytelling and intellectual pursuit has left a mark on both academic and literary worlds.
Caleb graduated from the University of Nigeria Nsukka with first-class honors, topping his class—an achievement he describes as one of his life's "gold." His academic excellence laid the foundation for a prolific career in research, where he has contributed to approximately 80 institutional research projects, including 15 sponsored by TETFUND. As a Fulbright Project Associate, Caleb worked on a prestigious research program, showcasing his ability to bridge knowledge and impact.
Currently, Caleb serves as a writer for African Times USA, where he provides insightful commentary on global pan-African affairs and perspectives. His unique voice blends cultural depth with a forward-looking vision, resonating with readers worldwide. In addition to his writing and research, Caleb has an exciting career in tech. He is currently a Director of IT and Communications at the Used Tyre Producer Responsibility of Nigeria (UTPRON) and a co-founder of a startup company.
The Boy Who Found Gold is Caleb's first work of fiction, a powerful and inspiring story crafted to ignite the dreams of a generation—or even just one person in a generation. Through this transformative book, Caleb invites readers to embark on their own journeys to find their "gold."