USA Africa Dialogue Series - Re: Introducing a Trailblazer: NYPD Deputy Inspector Olufunmilola Obe - Continental Africans in New York

Thanks Princess Olutosin Mustapha for keeping the Continental African Community in America alight and abreast with good news. Arise, Go Continental Africa New Yorkers in the Big Apple. Continental Africans in America are proud of our sister. Still from New York area, a Continental African Youth, Kwasi Enin, was accepted by all  8  Ivy League colleges. So New York Continental Africans......there must be something rocking about you. Smile.

Everyone, do not forget August is coming.......win one for Africa with Capacity during the US-Africa Summit. The Congressional Black Caucus is the  people's choice for the Tribute at the Africa Diaspora Legacy Banquet Gala, Musical Concert, Awards.....CBC has been the Conscience of America up the Hill......

Are we ready? O yes! Then You Can Do.

MsJoe

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Subject: [africanworldforum] Introducing a Trailblazer: NYPD Deputy Inspector Olufunmilola Obe

The entire Continental Africans in America are proud of a diligent sister who as an officer of New York Police Department has made us proud by crossing barrier to become the highest ranked African in the entire NYPD which is the second largest police department in America. Her name is Deputy Inspector Olufunlola Obe. She is THE COMMANDER OF THE 28TH PRECINT  of NYPD.  At the reception organized for her by the Harlem (African-Americans) and Continental African communities at the historical Harriet Tubman Learning Center on Friday, June 13, 2014, she spoke about her work in all the communities in New York City like been on patrol for years and her community based programs like mentoring younger female officers and organizing monthly breakfast meetings in Brooklyn with grandmothers who are raising their grandchildren because their parents are serving terms in prisons or are dead due to crimes. There were many dignitaries at the reception to honor one of our own like New York State Senator Bill Perkins and Mr. Willie Walker, the superintendent of the New York State Building. 

 

Princess Olutosin Mustapha

Founder and CEO of Afro Heritage Venture

Our Heritage Our Pride Our Future

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