Hadyjat is a driving force behind African outreach activities, with a lifelong commitment to empowering women in Cameroon, particularly in rural communities. After a career as a bank cashier, handling operations for companies exporting African botanicals, and running her own business, she has focused on addressing critical development needs. Her efforts include improving access to clean water, supporting educational initiatives, and providing coaching for financing for women-led small businesses. In 1994, she founded an association called SEPTENTRION for women from three northern provinces of Cameroon, aimed at offering support and assistance. This initiative enabled training programs on family care, child education, and practical skills such as sewing, embroidery, cooking, and small business management—all designed to foster women’s autonomy. It also created a space to exchange recipes and household management tips, ultimately contributing to the financial independence of its members.