4th Annual IT Girls Empower Her 
Conference

Aya Fubara Eneli is a fearless and tireless advocate for the liberation of Africa, Africans in the diaspora, women, and youth. Born in Columbus, Ohio and raised in the West African nation of Nigeria, Aya’s life has been marked by bold leadership from the start. At just three years old, she appeared weekly on television, and by eight, she delivered the keynote address for Nigeria’s national celebration of the International Year of the Child. An academic powerhouse, Aya attended The Ohio State University, earning four degrees in just seven years: Bachelor of Arts degrees in Political Science and English, a Master’s in Black Studies, and a Juris Doctorate from the Moritz College of Law. Her contributions were recognized in The Ohio State University, Encyclopedia of Pathbreaking Women. Aya's career is both diverse and impactful. As the founder and managing attorney of Ma’at Heritage Law Group, PLLC, Aya leads with compassion, precision, and fierce commitment to protecting families and preserving generational wealth. Her legal work focuses on estate planning, asset protection, domestic violence, and education law—always centering advocacy for marginalized communities. The unexpected loss of her younger brother, and the legal chaos that followed, ignited her mission to ensure no family under her care ever faces such uncertainty. Known globally as The Abundant Life Coach, Aya has inspired audiences in 13 countries and 44 U.S. states through her work as a certified life coach, diversity trainer, and CEO of Aya Eneli International. Her profound ability to weave legal expertise, life experience, and spiritual grounding has made her a sought-after speaker for women's groups, executives, youth, educators, and faith-based organizations. A prolific author, Aya has written four books, including the Amazon bestseller Your Self-Love Revolution, along with Live Your Abundant Life, Reclaim Your Life: Guidance for Wives at the Crossroads, and Live Your Abundant Life Too. For 15 years, her newspaper column Live Your Abundant Life offered weekly guidance and inspiration to thousands of readers. Aya’s passion for empowering the next generation led her to found Intelligent & Talented (IT) Girls and Success and Empowerment Youth Camp, serving over 350 girls in Central Texas and beyond. She is also the visionary behind The Emma Johnson Dirigo Wari, the first public library in Opobo, Nigeria — a transformational effort to promote literacy, education, and cultural pride in her ancestral home. Her global voice extends even further as co-host of Women and Resistance, a powerful podcast and YouTube series that celebrates women who overcame tremendous obstacles to leave a lasting legacy for the world. Aya’s reach extends into academia as a former university administrator committed to diversity, inclusion, and student access. Her corporate influence includes providing diversity and inclusion training for businesses, government agencies, and law enforcement, while her advocacy has taken her before national and international audiences. Her extraordinary journey—marked by professional achievements, business ownership, and personal resilience—includes the trials of childhood trauma, the loss of four children, and the courageous decision to leave a thriving career to raise her family. Through every chapter, she has transformed pain into purpose. Aya’s work has been widely featured in major media outlets, including ABC, MSNBC, Entrepreneur Magazine, PBS, Black Enterprise, and the Detroit Free Press. She is a certified diversity trainer, a member of the International Who’s Who of Entrepreneurs, and an Honored Member of the International Executive Guild. She also hosts the thought-provoking radio show and podcast, Rethinking Freedom, continuing to challenge and expand global conversations on freedom, justice, and personal power. Outside of her professional pursuits, Aya is an avid gardener, growing food that nourishes her family and community—a living example of balance, stewardship, and joy. Aya lives in Central Texas with her husband of nearly three decades, Dr. Kenechukwu Eneli, and together they are the proud parents of five extraordinary children — Madu, Kosi, Ona, Kene, and Ikem. Whether she is fighting for justice in the courtroom, empowering women and youth from the stage, building libraries, or guiding families through legacy planning, Aya Fubara Eneli’s mission remains constant: to help others live fully, love boldly, and leave a legacy of impact for generations to come.