10-Year-Old Anjola Becomes AU Mathematics Ambassador

On 3 September 2026, Motunrayo Sholabomi shared the news that her 10-year-old daughter, Anjola, was appointed as the African Union's Mathematics Ambassador and received a corresponding scholarship. Sholabomi expressed deep pride and emotional resonance with this achievement, particularly as it followed her own success in winning four scholarships.

During Anjola's interview, she credited her mother, stating, "My mom taught me how to read at night," which highlighted the influence of Sholabomi's early morning study habits on her daughter. Sholabomi emphasized that children often learn more from observing their parents than from direct instruction, urging mothers to continue their personal development while raising children, as their efforts are being noticed.

The post garnered significant engagement from the online community, resonating with many who found inspiration in the story.