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Chief Temitope Ajayi
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Amina Temitope Ajayi (aka Mama Diaspora) is a US-based Nigerian business consultant who is an accountant by training, a social entrepreneur and an ardent community activist. Temitope Ajayi was the former President of All Nigerian American Congress (ANAC). Her efforts and continued advocacy on the Nigerian Diaspora issues have earned her in the media the moniker "Mama Diaspora".
Quotes
The more people you invest in the better for you.
I saw some of these youths, they sleep in uncompleted buildings, they sleep in plank houses. I spoke with them as a mother that should give back to everybody. I decided to help these youths.
In 2020, God told me to go and look for the homeless boys.
I could remember how youths went out to protest for the end of Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) and most of them are from rich homes.
I used to be part of Better Life For Rural Women with the late Maryam Babangida.
Dodan Barrack was my second home then. I was close to the late late First Lady of Nigeria H.E Stella Obasanjo also.
I have eaten and dined with several important people both locally and internationally. Former president of United State of America George Bush gave me an award.
I am an honourary citizen of five states in the USA.
I have done so many things with the United Nations and Silicon Valley California USA.
There is lack among the people and we keep on pushing it under the carpet.
Don’t regret what you don’t have.’
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Category:living people
Category:Businesswomen from Nigeria