About Godstime David
Godstime David is a Nigerian-born multimedia journalist and communications strategist. She holds an MA in Journalism and works full-time as a ghost reporter while also serving part-time as a community journalist in Sunderland.
Her work spans investigative and community-based reporting, focusing on stories that go beyond national headlines, stories that challenge, inform, and inspire. Fearless in her pursuit of truth and facts, she never sits on the fence.
You can follow Godstime on Instagram - @IAm_GodstimeDavid
Currently, Godstime is consulting for a private TV station, where she is helping to establish a new studio from the ground up, and she recently worked as a video journalist on the Generation Delta project, collaborating with a team of Black and Brown professors across Universities in England.
Her work spans investigative and community-based reporting - Godstime’s dedication to investigative and community journalism was recently recognised when she won the Best Community and Investigative Reporting of the Year Award by the Women in Worship Music/Media, celebrating her impactful work in uncovering stories within the community.
Listen to Godstime David on the ArtyParti podcast:
Godstime joined our 'Creative Industries Week' panel in 2025, sharing about her journey into journalism, highlights from her career, and actionable advice for emerging journalists and content producers:
“You send emails, you get lots of rejections. I just got used to, unfortunately. And then I told myself, I said, it's just a game of numbers.
“All I need is just one to click, and that will be it for me.
“I knew what I wanted. I knew I wanted to be in journalism. The doors refused to open, but I just kept pushing.” - Godstime David