Ojay Gwueke Ajaifia

And I'm BIG on loyalty...A loyal person tends to be loyal out of love but a faithful person might be faithful just out of a sense of duty.

The ending left me feeling happy🙈

@yinkanubi Another reason why I’ve always insisted that: nothing wey dem dey take seniority do other than to cheat person 😏 I’m so embarrassed on her behalf

I boarded a flight from Amsterdam to Lagos. When I got to my seat an elderly woman was sitting there. I told her politely that she was sitting on my seat. She didn't move and didn't say a word. I called on one of the crew to please ask her to move to her seat. The crew member asked for her ticket. She said she couldn't speak English but Yoruba. Some other passengers then told her in Yoruba to bring out her boarding pass. She did and it showed it wasn't her seat. It was mine. The woman still refused to leave saying that her allocated seat was between two men and she doesn't want to be between two men. I told the crew member that I paid for the seat for my comfort and I need to have the seat. He pleaded with me to take the seat beside her and during the flight he will look for another seat for me. For the sake of peace and given the age of the woman, I agreed. When the flight took off, the woman was now talking to me in Yoruba, saying "shebi Omo Yoruba ni e"....suggesting that I shouldn't have insisted on claiming the seat I paid for because we share same ethnicity. I told her in Yoruba, that the only reason I did so was because of her age not ethnicity. As luck will have it, I hit it off with the white guy sitting beside me. He was travelling to Lagos to get married to his Nigerian Fiancée. So we talked, culture shock, business and entertainment. The woman kept looking at us and at one point interjected in perfect ENGLISH something along the lines of "So, you can be this friendly and you were stressing me to leave my seat". Imagine my shock. Not only me, the women in the adjourning seats who had joined to plead with me to let it go. I asked her now very loudly "SO YOU CAN SPEAK ENGLISH....AND YOU WERE PRETENDING THAT YOU CAN ONLY SPEAK YORUBA?" I told her in Yoruba "Mummy oni oruko till Yoruba ma'npe ewa beyen...sugbon nitoripe mo je omooluwabi, I will restrain from saying it". Throughout the flight, she kept trying to make conversations with me, asking me where I am from, telling me what she went to do abroad. I wasn't interested. The dishonesty was too much for me to overlook. There is something about us that permits bad behaviour. It is regardless of age or ethnicity, status of even religion. We are simply accepting of bad behaviour and willing to rationalize it for the most silly reasons.

Every outreach reminds us why this mission matters. 💛 Recently, we carried out two outreach visits and met incredible children like Ella and Deborah, children living with disabilities, yet overflowing with strength, hope, and untapped potential. #OFCD @AdaPereway

Together we can craft hope from despair

@queenbeth____ 3 and 5

Ladies you can only have 2: 1. unlimited plane rides 2. hair done for free on demand forever 3. unlimited beauty/skincare forever 4. in perfect shape without working out 5. your dream car

We thank God for the success of our recent outreach. Through your prayers, kindness, and support, we were able to reach this beautiful family and remind them that they are seen, loved, and not alone. 🤍 #OFCD

Giving makes us happy 😊

The @FoundationOjay founded by Ojay Ajaifia to help children living with disabilities experience the world through inclusivity and provision of opportunities.

At our past event on September 27th, our founder shared powerful insights on why the Ojayajifia Foundation with children with disabilities is dedicated to creating opportunities and access for children with disabilities. 💙 #InclusionMatters #OjayajifiaFoundation

🇳🇬 Independence is not complete until every child is: Free to learn. Free to dream. Free to live with dignity. Yet, thousands of children with disabilities in Nigeria are still denied these basic rights.

Are humans the only species that cook their food? 🤔

With Passion and Determination…

@royalairmaroc can I get a valid phone number to call in Nigeria please? The one on your website isn’t working

Amazing 🤩

There’s an emotion that comes with giving.. The more we give the more we experience it. Indeed there is more happiness in giving than there is in receiving! #deepsoul

Art isn’t just paint! It’s possibility in the hands of extraordinary kids. On June 26th, the OjayAjaifia Foundation will be bringing together children with special needs for our Possibility Through Arts project. Join us as we turn color into confidence and art into advocacy.

@FunnyOnana @akinfadeyi1 @FoundationOjay Thank you so much

@akinfadeyi1 @Ojaylicious @FoundationOjay a moment that defines it. For @FoundationOjay, it is Emmanuella. A girl with bright eyes, weary feet, and a dream to be a doctor. @Ojaylicious didn’t see her as a project—she saw a legacy. Kudos Ojay

I’ve known @Ojaylicious for 15 years and her deepest compassion has always been about the less privileged. She’ll always share the little she has without a noise. Setting up the @FoundationOjay is a step in the right direction for a more robust impact. This video says it ALL.

I am humbled. Thank you so much

Our story so far Our Story So Far Meet Emmanuella, the first child adopted by the OjayAjaifia Foundation who dreams to become a Doctor. Her journey has been one of struggle, strength, and resilience. Through the challenges she faced, Emmanuella has become a symbol of hope and…

@FoundationOjay The A Team 👏🏽👏🏽

On Saturday, 24th May, our team, in collaboration with SRHIN, carried out a successful outreach initiative. Through the generous support of the OjayAjaifia Foundation, we were able to provide essential medical care to the PWD Colony in Karmajiji FCT, advancing our shared vision