February 13, (THEWILL) – Rapper MI (Jude Lemfani Abaga) and his girlfriend, Eniola Mafe, made a public show of their relationship a few days ago. The two sparked an engagement tale after Eniola posted their picture and labeled it ‘the incredible’. Since she made the post, many have been eager to know more about the beautiful lady rocking the world of one of their favourite rappers. Though the Chocolate City boss has succeeded in keeping the identity of the love of his life away from the prying eyes of the public for some time now, the picture gave them away and fans are happy that the rapper might soon quit the bachelor’s club. It was gathered that the two love birds have been an item for almost five years now.
Eniola Mafe is beauty and brain combined and she has an intimidating resume as a single lady. She grew up abroad and bagged a Master of Arts from Georgetown University School of Foreign Services, Washington, D.C. She also holds a B.A from Spelman College (Phi Beta Kappa). The ebony skinned beauty is a strategist and international development leader with a track record in facilitating high-level policy dialogue and partnership building to accelerate Africa’s transformation agenda.
She is the co-founder of SecureFarmer.com, a social enterprise developing the next generation farmers through precision data, mechanization and technology. She is also the co-founder of The Women Collective, TWC, a platform of over 300 members changing the narrative of how gender equality is viewed in the workplace across corporate Africa.
Miss Maye serves as a Global Leadership Fellow at the World Economic Forum, WEF where she leads digital access and adoption work. She managed the Niger Delta Partnership Initiative, NDPI foundation from 2013-2018. She was also former Program manager on Africa at Vital Voices Global Partnership in Washington. She once worked at the Women’s World Banking, Ghana and Bank of America Merrill Lynch in New York City.
Eniola was named as one of Okay Africa’s 100 Women in Africa in 2018. She was named one of the 99 most influential foreign policy leaders in 2011 and one of 13 Young Africans Business/Economic Leaders to watch out for in 2013 by Ventures African Magazine. She was once an ambassador for the Women in Africa Initiative and served in the Technical Sub-Committee for the Nigerian Economic Summit Group.
She currently leads the growth and development of 2030 Vision Initiative, focused on harnessing 4IR technologies to accelerate progress on Sustainable Development Goals within the next decade.
