Bukkie
Bukkie Allison is a Nigerian memory keeper, narrative architect, genealogist, and Afrocentric storytelling visionary dedicated to preserving African identities, histories, cultures, and legacies through the transformative power of storytelling.
She is the Founder and Creative Director of Bukkie Allison Consulting (BAC), a multidisciplinary storytelling and cultural preservation institution committed to documenting lives, nurturing authors, amplifying African narratives, and building enduring literary and creative ecosystems. Through BAC and its agencies — TruMemories, Author Coaching, CredoFusion, Ìràwọ̀, and BAC Academy — she is helping shape a new generation of African storytellers, legacy keepers, and cultural thinkers.
Driven by a deep passion for history, ancestry, spirituality, indigenous identity, and memory preservation, Bukkie’s work centers on helping Africans rediscover who they are, where they come from, and the stories that shaped them. Her work spans memoir writing, genealogy research, oral history preservation, author development, narrative strategy, documentary storytelling, and cultural advocacy.
Over the past twenty years, she has worked across communications, media, writing, public relations, content development, advocacy campaigns, and political communications for both local and multinational organizations in Nigeria. Her professional experience includes work with organizations such as BBC Africa Business Report, Sterling Bank, Moments with Mo, Mark Eddo Productions, Nigezie TV, and several governmental and private institutions.
In addition to her storytelling and cultural preservation work, Bukkie leads BAC Systems & Strategy, the institutional development and consulting arm of BAC focused on organizational growth, structure, people development, operational systems, and strategic positioning. Through this arm, she works with businesses, founders, creatives, and mission-driven organizations to build sustainable systems, strengthen team culture, clarify vision, and develop structures that support long-term impact, scalability, and legacy. Her approach combines human-centered leadership, narrative intelligence, operational insight, and purpose-driven strategy to help organizations evolve with clarity and intention.
In 2015, her growing fascination with personal histories and indigenous memory systems led her into the world of memoirs, family history documentation, and legacy preservation. Since then, she has helped individuals, families, leaders, and institutions document their stories, preserve generational wisdom, and transform lived experiences into enduring literary works.
Beyond storytelling, Bukkie is deeply invested in cultural and educational transformation across Africa. Through initiatives like BAC Academy and her long-term cultural preservation vision, she advocates for Afrocentric education, indigenous language preservation, historical consciousness, and creative empowerment for African youth.
Her work is rooted in the belief that stories are not merely entertainment, but vessels of identity, memory, healing, continuity, and collective survival. Through her writing, leadership, and institutions, she is committed to ensuring that African stories are not forgotten, diluted, or erased, but preserved, honored, and passed on across generations.
Bukkie Allison is currently building narrative and cultural preservation systems that reconnect Africans to their roots, restore pride in indigenous heritage, and position African stories as vital contributions to global human history.