Nigerian-Canadian Trailblazer Ajibola “Jibs” Abitoye Declares Mayoral Candidacy in Fort Saskatchewan

Emmanuel Emmfo
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Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta – Canada

In a historic step for representation and leadership, Nigerian-Canadian community leader and entrepreneur Ajibola “Jibs” Abitoye has officially declared her candidacy for Mayor of Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta.

Currently serving as a City Councillor, Jibs has built a strong reputation for her unwavering commitment to community development, social impact, and innovative leadership. Her decision to run for mayor reflects her vision of unity, opportunity, and sustainable growth for Fort Saskatchewan.

From Nigeria to Fort Saskatchewan: A Story of Resilience

Jibs’ personal journey is nothing short of inspiring. After relocating to Canada, she secured a banking job within just one month — a testament to her determination and work ethic. Since then, she has gone on to:

Found Project1Million, an initiative dedicated to empowering and uplifting communities.

Build a successful business empire that bridges entrepreneurship, service, and impact.

Serve on City Council, where she advocates for policies that improve the quality of life for residents and promote inclusive growth.Her story embodies the resilience and brilliance of the African diaspora, showing what is possible when passion meets purpose.

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Emmanuel Emmfo is a Digital Brand Strategist, Social Media Manager, and COO of Afro Diaspora Pulse. He helps CEOs, Founders, and Diaspora Leaders build visible, purpose-driven brands through strategy, culture, and storytelling. At Afro Diaspora Pulse, Emmanuel leads content and community strategy—amplifying African and diaspora voices through digital visibility, thought leadership, and authentic storytelling. Passionate about bridging cultures and opportunities, he writes about brand growth, social media strategy, digital innovation, and diaspora impact. 📧 Contact: emmfopro@gmail.com 🔗 Connect: linkedin.com/in/emmanuel-emmfo
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