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Yemi Adamolekun

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Yemi Adamolekun
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ƙasa Najeriya
Harshen uwa Yarbanci
Karatu
Makaranta Saïd Business School (en) Fassara
Jami'ar jahar Lagos
London School of Economics and Political Science (en) Fassara
University of Virginia (en) Fassara
Harsuna Turanci
Yarbanci
Pidgin na Najeriya
Sana'a
Sana'a social entrepreneur (en) Fassara da executive director (en) Fassara
Employers Center for Strategic and International Studies (en) Fassara
Guidehouse (en) Fassara
Enough is Enough (en) Fassara
Kyaututtuka
Fafutuka harkar zamantakewa
Imani
Addini Kiristanci

Yemi Adamolekun. Ta kasance babban darektan kamfanin Enough na Isa . Tana yin gwagwarmayar neman shugabanci nagari a Najeriya kuma babban aboki ne a cibiyar dabarun kasa da kasa .[1][2][3][4]

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Yemi Adamolekun

Adamolekun ta girma a harabar Jami’ar Obafemi Awolowo amma ta fara karatun nata a Jami’ar Legas . Daga nan ta yi karatu a Jami’ar Virginia kuma ta nemi digirin digiri na biyu a Makarantar Harkokin Tattalin Arziki ta London da Makarantar Kasuwancin Sa atd, a Jami'ar Oxford .[5][6][7]

Adamolekun ta fara aikinta ne a kamfanin ' Navigant Consulting', sannan ta dawo Najeriya don yin aiki a Alder Consulting. Daga nan sai ta zama shugabar zartarwa na Enough is Enough, wacce ke fafutukar neman kyakkyawan shugabanci. Kungiyar tana hada kungiyoyi daban-daban da watsa shirye-shiryen rediyo a jihohi 25. Tana tallafawa ayyukan gida, misali yin aiki da tashe tashen hankula a cikin garin Katsina, da sake bude wata cibiyar kula da lafiya a jihar Osun da kuma taimakawa wajen gyara rufin makarantu a jihar Neja . Adamolekun yayi sharhi ga AllAfrica : "wani ɓangare na dalilin da yasa Najeriya ke da ƙarancin talauci shine adadi mai yawa: mutanen da ke yaƙi da ƙarancin albarkatu, rashin tsaro, rashin amana - mutane suna matukar son su rayu". [8] Yayin babban zaben, Isa ya isa ya fara kamfen din "RSVP", yana karfafa mutane suyi rijista, Zabi, Zabe da Kare. Har ila yau, ta bukaci karin bayyani a majalisar dokoki ta kasa kuma ta shiga cikin kungiyar "BringBackOurGirls" bayan sace 'yan matan makarantar Chibok . Adamolekun babban aboki ne a Cibiyar Nazari da Nazarin Kasa . A cikin 2018, Sunan Adamolekun ya bayyana a cikin jerin Infancin luwararrun Peoplewararrun ofwararrun Afirka (MIPAD). Hakanan a shekarar 2018, ta soki shugaban kasa Muhammadu Buhari da ya je kasar waje don neman lafiya a tsakaninsa da dan nasa, yayin da kwararrun masana harkar lafiya a Najeriya ke yajin aiki saboda ingantattun yanayin aiki. Tare da Isra'ila Aye, Ndidi da Yemi Osinaike, Adamolekun yana kan kwamitin wanda ya yi tambayoyi game da 'yan takarar siyasa a cikin muhawarar da aka yi a Legas kafin babban zaben Najeriya na 2019 . Daga nan sai ta zama kakakin kungiyar Ba a cikin Cocin na ni ba, lokacin da Fasto Biodun Fatoyinbo ya koma cocin Common Wealth of Zion Assembly wata guda bayan ya barta sakamakon zargin fyaɗe. A watan Nuwamba na shekarar 2019, ta halarci wata zanga-zangar nuna goyon baya ga Omoyele Sowore a Abuja kuma ta yi zargin cewa membobin kungiyar Tsaro ta jihar sun kai mata hari kuma sun karya wayoyin hannu yayin da take rikodin wasu ‘yan jaridar biyu. Ta yi alƙawarin halartar duk kotun da ta saurari Sowore. A watan Disamba na 2019, an saki Sowore kuma an sake kama shi washegari, kuma Adamolekun ya kasance a wani zanga-zangar wanda wasu mutane da ba a san ko su waye ba suka kai hari.[9][10][11][12]

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