Ife Alaba

Ife Alaba is a dynamic professional in the entertainment and film industry, based in St. John’s, Newfoundland. With a multicultural upbringing spanning Nigeria and South Africa, Ife brings a rich, global perspective to her work. She has made significant contributions to both local and network productions, showcasing a keen eye for talent and a commitment to crafting authentic, inclusive stories.

As a journalist for CBC NL, Ife hosts programs such as Being Black in NL and Stuffed, providing insightful coverage that enriches the narratives of her community. Her journalistic work complements her dedication to amplifying diverse voices in the arts. In addition, as the Founder and Director of Occupy All Spaces, a nonprofit organization, she passionately advocates for equal opportunities for Black creatives in Newfoundland and Labrador.

In the music scene, Ife is an eight-time Music NL nominee, further demonstrating her versatility as an artist and creative force. She is also the producer of the Black Creatives Short Film Bootcamp, which resulted in the creation of the short film Faeries, guiding emerging filmmakers in bringing underrepresented stories to life.

Ife Alaba’s trailblazing contributions to film, journalism, and music reflect her passion for fostering talent, empowering marginalized communities, and creating platforms for meaningful, inclusive narratives.