Women's livelihoods
Through the Office of the First Lady, 200 widows received business grants in Osogbo.
Osun State, Nigeria
Ìmọ́lẹ̀ means light.
We put it in her hands.
Widows, schoolgirls, women learning digital skills, people with disabilities — work done in Osun State with the Office of the First Lady, the State and partner organisations.
200
widows given business grants
3
national ICT cohorts, an Osun delegation in each
₦10m
in business grants, organised by her office
What we work on
Four areas of work
Each of these was done alongside someone: the Office of the First Lady, the Osun State Government, a national programme, or a partner organisation.
Girls' education
A vocational training commitment was announced for more than 400 secondary students.
Digital skills
RHI and NITDA deliver the national ICT programme; she coordinates Osun's delegation.
Elders & inclusion
With the Osun State Government and Real Care Humanity Foundation, working equipment reached people with disabilities in Ede; Her Excellency was represented at the handover.
In the field
This is what it looks like
In numbers
What this looks like in numbers.
400
secondary students to be trained in a trade
A commitment made at the UN International Day of Education, Osogbo, January 2024.
City Mirror News₦20m+
in equipment for persons with disabilities
Provided by the Osun State Government with Real Care Humanity Foundation, in Ede. Her Excellency was represented at the handover.
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national ICT cohorts, with an Osun delegation in every one
Coordinated by our founder as State Coordinator of the Renewed Hope Initiative.
Nigeria Startup Act
Our founder
Chief (Mrs) Titilola Adeleke
First Lady of Osun State. Yeye Soludero of Oke-Ila Orangun.
She serves as State Coordinator of the Renewed Hope Initiative in Osun, and was invested as Project Matron of the South West Educational Intervention Project — a role given for work, not for position.
“No amount spent on education is a waste.” Chief (Mrs) Titilola Adeleke · Osogbo, January 2024
Work with us
One lamp cannot light a whole state.
We are looking for partners — companies, agencies and individuals — who want this work to reach further than it currently can.