Rev. Mother Esther Abimbola Ajayi
Monrovia – An anointed and prayerful woman of God, Rev. Mother Esther Abimbola Ajayi who is unarguably Africa’s most generous philanthropist and Founder/CEO of Esther Ajayi Foundation, has landed in Monrovia, Liberia today on a three-day visit.
The amazing preacher, who is the General Overseer of the Love Of Christ Generation (C& S) Church, Clapham, London whose foundation has already touched lives with various charitable activities in Nigeria, Ghana, UK, USA, Israel and Turkey, is expected to spread her message of love and hope during the visit.
Speaking on her Liberian sojourn, Rev. Mother Ajayi noted: “Everybody who knows me is aware that happiness is my attitude and giving is in my character. God has been kind to me in this life and I believe that you have to give as much as you can to put smiles on peoples’ faces. I want to be a bridge between the rich and the poor.”
“When this year began, we launched the #1millionlives project where we vowed to support various charities and impact the lives of at least one million people in 2018. The foundation will provide support and resources for issues and causes dear to my heart such as homelessness, moving people out of poverty, rehabilitation of offenders, as well as supporting some other deserving causes and projects,” she stated.
“Our aim at the Esther Ajayi Foundation is not only to become a world-class humanitarian and philanthropic organisation but also to inspire, raise and support a new generation of givers. I am really excited about this visit to Liberia.
With a focus on philanthropy, volunteerism, and making a difference in the world, Reverend Esther believes in the power of what can be achieved when people place giving at the center and how much change one individual can affect.
She also revealed that she is in Liberia to spread the word of God, dispel the negative impression people have about white garment churches and also visit important historical sites and personalities.
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