Adejor

Chief Amb Adejoh Monday Emmanuel was born into the family  of Late Adejor in Olamaboro local government Area of Kogi State.He was among the six children and the only Son of the Father.

Chief Adejor Emmanuel, after the death of his Father in July 1994 , life became difficult for him but he expressed the power of perseverance and hardwork to  journey through education to climb the ladder of success.

He  started his early primary school at Army model primary school ojo cantonment lagos where he obtained his first living certificate and proceeded to Army boys secondary school ojo and later sat for his SSCE at Emomoka Community school Adumu-Ogugu in Olamaboro LGA kogi state,

Ambassador Emmanuel in his quest for Education, went to kogi state college of Education Ankpa where he obtained NCE in English/Theatre Art in 1998 and was recruited into the Nigerian police in 2001. 

Chief Adejor having desired that, there is no short cut to life journey of success, went further to the university of Abuja where he obtained Bsc in sociology, Masters in Criminology and Security studies from the same institution.

Chief Monday Adejor is currently a PhD student in  Criminology and Community studies with  Nasarawa State university  keffi . 

Ambassador Emmanuel Adejor's life story is a testament to the power of resilience, ambition, and seizing opportunities. His  early years were marked by a relentless desire to succeed and a profound hunger for education. He understood that education was the key to a brighter future. He embarked on an unconventional path to achieve his  dreams as a season Security expert.

Highlighting Ambassador Adejor's diverse roles as a mentor, philanthropist, and visionary leader in  service to humanity, his Community underscored his pivotal role as an advocate for youth development. These contributions have firmly established him as an exemplary figure in our society leading to the Conferrement with a Traditional tittle as the 'ACHOKOLOBIA EJEH' from the Palace of His Royal Highness, Simon Sani Ujah the Ejeh of Olamaboro of kogi state.

Chief Monday Adejor isn’t just a leader; he is a guiding light, illuminating the path of countless individuals who have had the privilege to cross his path. His wisdom, depth, and finesse have cultivated a community that thrives on the principles of humility, hardwork and self-discovery.

Chief Adejor Monday is a humane , generous and gentle easy going personality of impeachable character. A bridge builder who derives pleasure in creating peace. His passion for the Igala traditions , cultural values and unity cannot be overlooked,as such engenders his willingness to always help the Igala sons and Daughters and Mankind generally.  His is a man with amiable personality and natural aptitude. 

Chief Adejor, is the Nigeria's most Award winning traditional ruler, for his exemplary leadership and promotion of transparency and accountability as the traditional ruler, and Security Expert. Recently, University of Abuja honoured him with the prestigious Award of Excellence in leadership. Also, he emerged as the Humanitarin and Leadership Man of the Year Award, by '' I have Conscience Foundation''

Chief Amb. Monday Adejor Emmanuel is happily married and blessed with children.

Gabaidu!!!

May you reign forever, Congratulations!

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