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Esther Ijewere
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Editor-in-Chief, Women of Rubies
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economic,Society gender equality, diversity and inclusion social issues such as gender-based violence, mental health and emotional wellbeing.
I do not cover topics, which exploit or bring harm to anyone or communities.
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By Esther Ijewere Verified| Women of Rubies@ When Ganiyat Oyesomi-Daibu landed in Canada under the Business Immigration Pathway with her family of seven, she brought with her more than luggage, she carried a bold vision, a decade-long entrepreneurial legacy, and an unwavering determination to thrive. Just six months after her arrival, Ganiyat made a daring move: she acquired a Chinese restaurant.
The Life Coach Film Makes Triumphant Canadian Debut with Sold-Out Premiere, Winning Audience Acclaim
By Esther Ijewere Verified| Women of Rubies@ Toronto, ON – March 30, 2025 – The highly anticipated Canadian theatrical debut of The Life Coach Film has taken the country by storm, drawing in sold-out audiences and receiving overwhelming praise for its powerful storytelling and moving performances. The red carpet premiere at Imagine Cinemas Carlton Toronto on March 28th was a spectacular affair, with the film’s visionary writer, producer, and director, Patricia Bebia, in attendance alongside the talented cast and crew.
"I started Tripplemos to bring authentic African flavours to Canada and empower my community" - Omo Ogbamola
By Esther Ijewere Verified| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified Omo Ogbamola is an entrepreneur, banking advisor, and community advocate. She founded Tripplemos African Store, a Canadian business specialising in authentic African spices, and runs Mobpackaging, a Nigerian packaging solutions company for small businesses. Currently pursuing a PhD in Business Administration with a focus on Systems Integration, Omo also volunteers with the Canadian Cancer Society and Bethel Food Bank.
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Women of Rubies
Toronto, Ontario, Canada