Ìmọ́lẹ̀ Osun Foundation

One Yorùbá word.

Ìmọ́lẹ̀ means light. Not the light of a slogan — the light you switch on in a room where someone is trying to work.

Our founder

Chief (Mrs) Titilola
Adebusola Adeleke

First Lady of Osun State. Sociologist. Businesswoman. Mother of three. Chief of Ila-Orangun.

Renewed Hope Initiative

State Coordinator for Osun — the national programme of Her Excellency Senator Oluremi Tinubu.

Education

Project Matron, South West Educational Intervention Project. A role given for work, not for position.

Her tenure has returned again and again to the same people: women who trade, girls in school, widows, elders, and those living with disability. Since 2023 that work has increasingly moved online — laptops, skills, and the digital economy.

Chief (Mrs) Titilola Adeleke

The Foundation

What we are

A Nigerian non-governmental organisation working across Osun State. Deliberately narrow. We do four things and we try to do them properly.

Digital skills

Laptops, training and connectivity, so a woman can earn from a screen.

Livelihoods

Capital for widows and market traders, to restart or grow a business.

Girls' education

A trade in her hands before she leaves secondary school.

Inclusion

Equipment and support for elders and persons with disabilities.

How we work

Four rules

No number without a source

Every figure on this website links to the newspaper that reported it.

No cheque without a programme

Grants sit inside training and follow-up. Not a handshake and a photograph.

No claiming another's work

Where a programme was a partnership, the partner is named.

No English-only

Osun is a Yorùbá state. This website reads in both languages.

Governance

Registration

A foundation asking for partnership should be willing to show its paperwork. The following will be published here in full:

  • Registered legal name and CAC registration number
  • Board of trustees
  • Registered office address in Osun State
  • Annual statement of programmes and expenditure
  • Safeguarding policy for work with children and vulnerable adults

If you are considering a partnership and need these now, please ask us directly.

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