GoddessTalk CEO, Bolaji Ajike talks effects of Pandemic on business

Bolaji Adeola Ajike, a US-based Nigerian entrepreneur and Chief Executive Officer of a multimedia network of content creators circulating content, information, resources and commerce on a global scale across all streaming platforms with a view to promoting black-owned businesses has opened up on the effects of the pandemic on her kind of business. Bolaji Ajike […]

Bolaji Adeola Ajike, a US-based Nigerian entrepreneur and Chief Executive Officer of a multimedia network of content creators circulating content, information, resources and commerce on a global scale across all streaming platforms with a view to promoting black-owned businesses has opened up on the effects of the pandemic on her kind of business.

Bolaji Ajike who sits atop a chain of concerns, namely; AfroGanix, GoddessTalk Show, GoddessTalk App and GoddessTalk Network reveals she has been thriving.

“I’ve been thriving during the pandemic. GoddessTalk App downloads are consistent because people are being intentional about purchasing products and services from Black Owned Businesses. People are home and looking for different content so they’re tuning in to watch GoddessTalk Show. They’re streaming our GoddessTalk Network on Amazon FireTV & Roku. I’m being asked to do more events physically and virtually. We’ve started doing PopUps to engage communities with their local businesses,” she said.

Bolaji Adeola Ajike has an irrepressible passion to promote Black-owned businesses. For most part of her adult life she has fought tenaciously to expose the world to black businesses. In 2016, the passion birthed a baby called AfroGanix LLC.

But she soon realized AfroGanix couldn’t do it all alone and decided to expand the scope and that gave birth to her GoddessTalk brands which include GoddessTalk Show, the GoddessTalk App and GoddessTalk Network.

Explaining the reason behind deploying the GoddessTalk App, Ajike said, “GoddessTalk App allows you to Shop, Talk and Experience ALL Things Black Excellence locally and globally. Customers can purchase products and services, order food, make reservations, book appointments, and so much more directly through Goddess Talk. Find businesses by name, location, country, numerous categories, hashtags, and other filters.

“GoddessTalk Show on the other hand which premiered in June 2019 was to expose the world to Black businesses, activists, and game changers causing economic seismic shifts across the globe”

Bolaji Adeola Ajike, a Nigerian by birth, migrated to the United States of America with her parents at the age of 7 years .

She holds a B.A. in Communications Studies and Masters in Public Administration from Mount St. Mary’s University, Enmitsburg, Maryland and Capella University, Minneapolis, Minnesota respectively.

Bolaji Adeola Ajike is an entrepreneur with businesses in different fields. She was born in Lagos, Nigeria and raised in Surulere, Lagos until her family moved to the United States in 1995. She grew up in Willingboro, NJ (Boro).