WONDERFUL MOTHER IN THE WORLD MAMA DIASPORA

Born	Lagos, Nigeria
Citizenship	Nigerian
Education	Accountancy
Occupation	Founder & CEO of NAAEP
Children	Lilian Ajayi-Ore; Denise Ajayi-Williams; Sean Oluwaseun Ajayi; Tiffany Titilope Ajayi; Kevin Olugbenga Labinjo Ajayi
Parents	Mrs. Elizabeth Labinjo (motther)  Amina Temitope Ajayi (aka Mama Diaspora)  She's a US-based Nigerian business consultant who is an accountant by training, a social entrepreneur and an ardent community activist. Chief 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".  Chief Ajayi is well known for promoting women empowerment and poverty eradication in Africa through Agri-business. Through the Arkansas-Nigeria investment forum and other bilateral economic forums in the US Chief Ajayi's tenacity and genuineness have been very instrumental in convincing and attracting a lot of key investors in the agri-business from the US to Nigeria. She is the Founder/CEO of the Nigerian American Agricultural Empowerment Program (NAAEP), which engages in the Agricultural empowerment of farmers, women and young Adults in Nigeria in order to increase foods sufficiency and sustainable employment for women and youths in the agricultural sector. NAAEP has been a grassroots organization that trains and empowers farmers in mechanized farming system, while facilitating business loans, accessibility to farm implements, and the harvesting and marketing of their end product both locally and internationally. In 2010, Chief Ajayi called on the Federal Government of Nigeria to reduce the interest rates on loans to farmers in order to boost the agricultural sector and to alleviate poverty in the country. Chief Temitope Ajayi is an Ambassador of Goodwill for the State of Arkansas and Maryland, USA.    Chief Mrs Ajayi was a distinguished delegate at the past 2014 Nigeria's National Conference where she represented the National Council of Women Societies (NCWS) in Nigeria and served in the Confab's Committee on Agriculture. Chief Temitope Ajayi in her address at the Annual Meeting of the World Bank Group and International Monetary Fund, informed delegates that “Women are the engine of the private sector, women run the economy of any nation - because they are more into commerce than their male counterpart, the power of any currency is in their ability to meet the demand and supply”. In deed she's a wonderful woman that merit any award in the world once again the Yorubas in the world will always appreciate you long live to you IYA ADINI