Diana Ebai voted National President of Eyumema USA lnc.

Ebai emerged winner, after securing 124 votes, as against 104 votes for her immediate challenger, Ernestin Enowmbi. 

Another candidate for the Eyumema top job, Stella Elokobi's 95 votes, were not enough to hand her the enviable position.

The highly contested and electrified elections were staged in Denver, Colorado, USA; on July 26, 2025.

Addressing her visibly-jubilant folk, after emerging winner, the usually humble and publicity-shy Diana Ebai, took time off to thank them for the confidence bestowed on her. 

She promised an open-door policy, whereby all Eyumema members; irrespective of their academic and social standing, will be given a place on the decision table.

She equally extended an olive branch, "...even to those who did not agree with my vision or vote for me."

She also took the firm commitment to continue strengthening the existing systems, while building better platforms for unity and elaborating on current projects that are of urgent need and prime importance to the Manyu man.

Widely saluted for her philanthropy, selflessness, results-oriented nature, and dynamism, Ebai said one of the priorities of her tenure will be beginning what she called "the down-payment for the new generation of Manyu girl child, through scholarship".

New Eyumema National President in a nutshell 

Diana Ebai, who now sits atop the coveted National Presidency of Eyumema USA Inc., is a seasoned executive and entrepreneur; with focus on finance, education, global investments, real estate, and leadership. 

She leads the Ditek International Group and chairs key institutional boards. She is also founder and manages ventures across banking, travel, education, and property development.

Diana Ebai is equally PTA member at Dallas Park Elementary School in Dallas, USA. 

She holds a Bachelor's degree in lnternational Relations, Metrise in lnternational Relations and MBA in global management and organisational leadership. 

Diana Ebai recently bagged a doctorate in Management in organisational leadership; with specialisation in non-profit and senior salesforce administration. She is happily married and a mother of three.

Eyumema USA Inc. new exco in full

Diana Ebai (National President), Pualine Abunaw-Njomo (1st Vice National President), Esty Ntantang (2nd Vice National President), Josephine Akoh (National Secretary), Rosemary Mojong Obi (Vice National Secretary), Elizabeth Ebot (National Treasurer), Arrah Takor (Assistant National Treasurer), Obi Tambe (National Financial Secretary), Jalessa Etchu (National Social Secretary), Besong Tambe (1st Assistant Social Secretary), Annette Tabe (Vice National Social Secretary), Powley Wannobi (Public Relations Officer), Mary Arung (1st National Cultural Officer), Alice Nkongho (Assistant Cultural Officer), Esther Nkemtaji (Protocol Officer), Rachel Ojong (Assistant Protocol Officer).

Achievements galore 

So far, Eyumema has constructed boholes in Small Mamfe, Ayukabe, Banya, Lala, Avatu, Enukume, Bachuo Akaegbe and Obang Three Corners. 

The association has installed solar systems in Akwaya, Kesham, Enukune and Kembong. They have equally constructed a building for the Mamfe Preventive Hospital.

About Eyumema USA Inc.

Eyumema was created in the United States of America, in 2018. At creation, it was baptised, Mohwa. It was, however, later rebranded and now goes by the name Eyumema.

Though had a membership of 700 plus woman at creation, Eyumema has since expanded to other parts of the world; Europe, Canada, Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon etc. The body currently counts more than two thousand women.

It has as main objective, the uplifting of the Manyu woman and empowerment of the Manyu girl child.

By Kristian Ngah Christian in Denver, Colorado, USA 

This article was first published in The Guardian Post Edition No:3519 of Wednesday July 30, 2025