"Real Life" is a series of podcasts that focuses on inspirational day-to-day people and how they navigate the course of their lives. In this episode Femi Ibiwoye interviews Tokunbo Adegbite - Lawyer and NHS Front-line worker in Vaccination Centres based in South-Essex, UK. The questions cover a personal fact-find, adapting to the changes in healthcare, a discussion around the pandemic and uncovering faith-based principles to make a success of life.

Tokunbo Adegbite is a lawyer, graduated from the University of Luton in the UK, while holding down a full-time job. She left the UK for a stint in the Law School in Lagos Nigeria to complete her legal qualification and was called to the Bar in Nigeria. Tokunbo has had a varied background in formal education having also attended the Ahmadu Bello University Zaria West-Africa.

Tokunbo’s working life is a varied quilt-work with various periods in The Department of Work and Pensions (Jobcentre-Plus), The Home Office (Passport Office), The Department of Justice (High Court, County Court & Magistrate Courts) and The Department of the Environment. She has been working part-time in the National Health Service in recent years and particularly through the Pandemic.

Tokunbo Adegbite enjoys the cultural heritage of her ancestral Nigerian Background as well as the British culture of the land of her birth. She currently lives in Essex.