Kizzi Nkwocha

Kizzi Nkwocha, born July 28th 1968, was a refugee of the Nigeria–Biafra war (6 July 1967 – 15 January 1970; also known as the Biafran War) who made his mark in the UK as a publicist, journalist, presenter and publisher. Kizzi Nkwocha is the publisher of Business Game Changer Magazine, Kizzi Magazine, The UK Newspaper, The Property Investor, Money and Finance and presenter of the podcast show, Kizzi’s Friday Game Changers.

As a widely respected and successful media consultant Kizzi Nkwocha represented a diverse range of clients including the King of Uganda, mistresses of President Clinton, Amnesty International, Pakistani cricket captain Wasim Akram, campaign group Jubilee 2000, Dragons Den businessman Levi Roots and world record teenage sailor Michael Perham.

He was noted for his high profile and often controversial campaigns such as representing the town of Fakenham in Norfolk, UK,

acting as publicist for octuplet mother Mandy Allwood,

launching an international project to create the world’s first pop band made up of middle aged men

and publicist for Guy Goma, who shot to fame after being mistakenly interviewed on the BBC.

Nkwocha also acted as celebrity editor of Society Magazine.

After leaving journalism, Kizzi Nkwocha published a number of books exploring success in business as well as methods of improving health and wellbeing. His three most notable books are The Game Changers Handbook, Kizzi’s Health and Wellbeing and Kizzi’s Successful Women in Business. He is also the presenter of the business podcast, Kizzi’s Friday Game Changers. Kizzi Nkwocha is the author of the fiction novels, Heaven’s Fire and John Bryan and The Prophecy of The Popes.

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