Celebrating Black Professionals in Fort Saskatchewan

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Fort Black Society Spotlight: Black History Month.

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In celebration of Black History Month, the Fort Black Society proudly presents a special 4-week series in our community newspaper, highlighting the achievements of three Black professionals and business owners in Fort Saskatchewan. Throughout this series, we shine a light on the dedication, innovation, and resilience of individuals shaping our local community. Their success and commitment to excellence inspire others, proving that hard work and passion drive positive change. Join us as we honor their contributions, explore their journeys, and celebrate the legacy of Black excellence in our vibrant city. Discover genuine inspiration and empowerment in every remarkable story shared.

Hans Aladejebi: Champion of Law and Community

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Hans Aladejebi is the Founder and Principal Counsel of Fort Law Office, bringing over a decade of legal experience in Alberta and internationally. Called to the Alberta Bar in 2016, he represents clients in family law, divorce, and immigration matters. Beyond his legal practice, he is deeply involved in the community as a volunteer coach for the Arsenal U-11 soccer team, a member of the Knights of Columbus, and an active member of the Fort Black Society. A resident of Fort Saskatchewan for 12 years, he is dedicated to making Fort Saskatchewan a stronger, more inclusive community through his work and service.

Sharna Brooks: A Journey of Passion and Perseverance in Real Estate

As we celebrate Black History Month, we recognize Sharna Brooks, a dedicated REALTOR®️ with Sterling Real Estate, serving Edmonton and surrounding areas. Originally from Jamaica, Sharna’s real estate journey began at the National Land Agency before moving to Canada in 2014. She gained experience with Royal LePage and the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board before becoming a licensed REALTOR®️. Now based in Fort Saskatchewan, she is committed to guiding clients through the home buying and selling process with expertise and care. Sharna’s story is one of resilience and determination—proof that hard work turns dreams into reality. We celebrate her impact on the community and the real estate industry.

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Chioma Diru: Sharing African Stories Through Writing and Theatre

Chioma Diru, fondly called Anuli, is a Fort Saskatchewan resident, author, playwright, screenwriter, and producer specializing in African stories. Her work has been featured by BBC Media Action Nigeria, USAID, and UN Women Nigeria. She has created digital works like Yembe’s Story, a radio drama on entrepreneurship, and Thinking Deep, an audio article series. Her published works include Sodality, Mazi Mbonu Ojike, and Chizzy’s Stay, a column in The Fort Record. Her latest book, a child-friendly biography of Dr. Alex Ekwueme, highlights his impact on Africa. Chioma’s works are available on Amazon, YouTube, and the Fort Saskatchewan Public Library.

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