Kehinde Adeyemi
OVC Scholarship Beneficiary • Abeokuta, Ogun State
"The Foundation did not just pay my school fees; they gave me back my future and taught me to dream again."
When Kehinde lost both parents at the age of nine, completing primary school seemed impossible. The OOA Foundation stepped in with a comprehensive scholarship covering tuition, uniforms, books, and medical care. Today, Kehinde has successfully graduated secondary school with distinctions and aspires to study Computer Engineering.
Mrs. Folashade Bakare
Caregiver & Micro-Grant Recipient • Ilaro, Ogun State
"Before OOA Foundation found me, I cried every evening wondering how my children would eat. Today, I am proud and independent."
A widowed mother of four, Mrs. Bakare struggled to feed her children daily. Through the OOA Foundation Economic Empowerment programme, she received entrepreneurship training and a startup grant that allowed her to open a provisions store. Her business now fully funds her household needs.
Alhaji Rasheed Balogun
Community Leader & Elder • Yewa North, Ogun State
"Many organizations come for photo opportunities and disappear. OOA Foundation stayed with us for ten straight years."
For nine years, Baale Balogun has partnered with OOA Foundation to ensure that orphans and indigent widows in his domain are identified transparently and protected. He commends the foundation’s cultural sensitivity and enduring consistency.
Institutional & International Partners
Development Partners & Award Delegates • National & Global
"We partner with OOA Foundation because of their iron-clad accountability, transparent tracking, and genuine grassroots community trust."
Collaborating across public, private, and international sectors to scale grassroots development and institutional accountability, recognized with prestigious African Business Forum honours.
Hon. Oladiran Olusegun Adebutu
Founder & Chairman • Nigeria
"Our measure of success is simple: that no child in our society is left behind to face adversity alone."
Driven by deep compassion and an unwavering belief in human potential, Hon. Adebutu established the foundation in 2016 to champion the rights and dignity of vulnerable children. His visionary leadership continues to guide our next decade.
Dr. Samuel Olatunbosun
Lead Volunteer Paediatrician • Sagamu, Ogun State
"Grassroots healthcare is about presence. What OOA Foundation does is bring quality care directly to the doorsteps of the most vulnerable."
Dr. Samuel has led multiple rural medical screening outreaches for OOA Foundation. His team has examined thousands of rural children, diagnosing treatable conditions early and managing nutritional rehabilitation for severe childhood deficiencies.
Grace Olayinka
Public School Head Teacher • Imeko, Ogun State
"When children have books and food, their eyes light up with enthusiasm. OOA Foundation brought life back into our classrooms."
At Community Primary School Imeko, Mrs. Olayinka witnessed attendance jump by over 40% when OOA Foundation launched its educational supply and nutrition drives. No child in her school is sent home due to a lack of books or uniforms.
Amina Danjuma
Green Academy Agritech Trainee • Imeko, Ogun State
"The Green Academy opened my eyes to the wealth in sustainable agriculture. Now I employ two young women in my community."
Through the Green Academy initiative, Amina acquired practical skills in organic drip irrigation and high-yield vegetable farming. She now manages a thriving community cooperative garden supplying fresh produce to local markets.
Blessing Okafor
Senior Social Worker & Field Lead • Ogun State
"Every child we visit is family. When one of our scholars passes their exams, the whole foundation celebrates together."
Blessing has logged thousands of miles across rural Ogun State conducting home visits, verifying child wellbeing, and ensuring that no child falls through the social safety net.
Festive Outreach Beneficiaries
Community Children & Families • Across 11 LGAs
"Seeing the joy on their faces when they receive their school kits reminds us why this work matters every single day."
Over 2,500 children celebrate seasonal outreach programmes with backpacks, educational kits, and nutrition packages distributed directly to remote settlements.