Sandra Mbuyi

The youngest of 7 children, born in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, Sandra Mbuyi gave her life to Jesus when she was 8 years old.

She began her musical ventures at the age 11, when she sang in her church choir.

In 1997, she attended CBFC Lukusa Baptist Church and joined the music group, SFJC (Soldiers for Jesus Christ). Sandra accompanied various artists and bands on stage and in studio and in March 2006, released her first single entitled “Nzambe na ba Orphelin” (Lingala: “The God of the orphans”).

The following year, in July 2007, she released her first album entitled “Na Loboko ya Tata” (Lingala: “In the Father’s hand”).

Sandra currently resides in Belgium and is married to pastor Jean Bosco Kanku, the senior pastor at “L’église Source du Salut (The Church of Salvation Church). Together they have one daughter.

Tomi’s impact reaches beyond her brand and mentoring endeavours. Her signature online course, “How to Start a Ready-to-Wear Label in Nigeria,” stands as a testament to her dedication to empowering others within the industry, providing invaluable insights to navigate its distinctive challenges.

In addition to her entrepreneurial pursuits, Tomi Rotimi hosts the enlightening podcast, “Fat Talks By Tomi,” where she generously shares her business insights and offers practical tips on achieving a harmonious balance between life and the demands of being a creative entrepreneur. Further solidifying her multifaceted talents, Tomi is

also an accomplished author with two published books. “Fat Transfer from Waistline to Bottom Line – Life Lessons for Fitness and Business” and her latest work, “Sum of Many Parts,” a fictional memoir based on her entrepreneurial journey, are both available on Amazon.

Tomi Rotimi’s exemplary career and dedication to the fashion industry make her a prominent figure, not only as a successful entrepreneur and mentor but also as a prolific author and podcaster, shaping conversations and inspiring individuals worldwide. Explore more about her journey and insights at www.tomirotimi.com.

Tomi is married to Bayo Rotimi and they are blessed with two children.

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