Nigerians Celebrate Mummy Airpeace, Dr (Mrs) Alice Ojochide Onyema, as She Marks Her Birthday in Silent Style

Despite choosing to mark her birthday quietly, the warmth and admiration from Nigerians poured in massively as they celebrated Dr (Mrs) Alice Ojochide Onyema — affectionately called “Mummy Airpeace.”

Social media platforms, especially X (formerly Twitter), were filled with heartfelt tributes and glowing testimonies of her kindness, humility, and impact, especially on the lives of many Nigerian youths.

One user, @SamuelVictor_, posted:
“Happy Birthday to this great woman of God, Mummy Airpeace, she’s one big force of a person but so silent, I wonder how she does it.”

His post triggered a flood of similar sentiments from Nigerians who’ve either encountered her directly or been inspired by her contributions.

Another user, @Adetolala_Isaac, responded:
“Don’t know her personally but I’ve heard about a lot of good things about her, she’s assisted thousands of young Nigerian youth with mouthwatering job opportunities.”

Many praised her behind-the-scenes impact and selfless nature. Unlike many public figures, Mummy Airpeace is known for avoiding the limelight, even while playing a pivotal role in empowering women, promoting youth employment, and supporting humanitarian causes alongside her husband, Chief Allen Onyema, Chairman of Air Peace.

A user, @DebbyOlu, wrote:
“You won’t hear her name in scandal or noise, but you’ll see her works in lives transformed, families fed, and dreams made real. Happy birthday to a true queen.”

Several others hailed her as a role model and spiritual backbone in both her home and the Air Peace family, describing her as graceful, prayerful, and deeply philanthropic.

Though the celebrations may have been silent from her end, Nigerians made sure her day did not go unnoticed, flooding timelines with praises, prayers, and well wishes for many more years of purpose, grace, and impact.

Truly, Dr. (Mrs) Alice Ojochide Onyema remains a shining example of quiet strength, purposeful living, and legacy building — and Nigerians didn’t hold back in celebrating their beloved Mummy Airpeace.

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