Collins Oborakpororo Clarke was born in Lagos on November 25, 1968 to William Ogbotor Clarke and Late Madam Mary Omotamu Emosoga. His childhood was built around his mother, the woman for him is everything.
Education
Collins Clarke attended Ajeromi Primary School, Ajegunle, Lagos, from 1972-1976, Ologbosere Primary Scool, Benin City, Edo State from 1976-1979 and Ethiope Primary School, Amukpe, Sapele, Delta State in 1979. He further did his secondary education with Okpe Grammar School Sapele from 1979 - 1984. He also studied (A/L) with the Institute of Continuing Education (ICE, Benin City (1988-89). After his Advance Levels he went to University of Jos for his first degree in Political Science from 1990 - 1994. He went to University of Benin to Study Comparative Politics and Developmental Studies at the Masters level. In 2005, he went to University of Newcastle Upon Tyne to study African Politics at the Masters levels. In 2009 he went to Study Political Research with the University of Aberdeen.
Kids
Collins Clarke is blessed with three sons: Collins Oborogheneroro Clarke, born in 2004. Crawford Omotamu Collins-Clarke, Born in 2006 and Cox Oghenemine Collins-Clarke born in 2010.
Articles
Collins Clarke have written several articles, especially concerning politics and Africa. Some of his published articles are:
1. Alhaji Atiku Abubakar: A Victor, Not a Victim. Published on September, 2010
2. The Politics of Interest in Nigeria. Published on September, 2010
3. James Ibori: A victim of Nigeria's Political Quagmire. Published on May, 2011.
4. A Critique of P.W. Botha Speech. Published on July, 2012.
5. A rejoinder of Branson's View on Nigeria Political Elites: Published on August, 2012
6. Obong Nsima Ekere: My Dream for Akwa Ibom State. Published December, 2012.
7. The Birth of Creativity. Published March, 2013
8. The Solutions to Nigeria Problems (Part 1). Published on May, 2013.
9. Delta State and 2015. Published August, 2013
10. Sapele Politics from 1999. Published September, 2013.
11. A Clarion Call to Urhobo Nation. Published September, 2013.
Trainings:
1. Conflicts Resolution and Management.UK, 2006.
2. Security Management.UK, 2009.
3. Creativity.UK, 2011.
4. Parenting.UK, 20011.
Work Experiences:
Worked with several reputable companies both in Nigeria and abroad.
1. Mark and Spencers UK.
2. Next Stores, UK.
3. Stride, UK.
4. British Heart Foundation, UK.
5. Delta State Government, Nigeria.
6. African Women Empowerment Guild, Nigeria.
Mr. Collins Clarke is the CEO, Intelligence Quotient Consult. He is also into private research and most of what he does is for charity. His charity projects in Nigeria includes: creative play area at the children ward, Federal Medical Centre, Asaba, Delta State (0+ - 5 years. Central Hospital, Warri, Delta State. St. Anne's Orphanage Home, Effurun, Delta State. Oronsaye Orphanage Home, Benin City, Edo state.