Upcoming Empowerment Alert!

Hope is a beautiful thing — until you realize how heavy it can be for those who must carry it alone. Every week, at the J.O. Obaniyi Foundation, we meet people whose only possession left is hope — widows holding on to it like a thread, mothers clutching it with trembling faith, young people staring…

During our last empowerment, one of our beneficiaries shared her story — a story of strength, hope, and fresh beginnings.From struggle to stability, her voice reminds us why we do this work.Every act of empowerment changes a life forever. Join us in being part of stories like this — stories of hope restored and lives…

It is with profound admiration and gratitude that we pay tribute to Adeyemi Grace, the former administrator of the J.O. Obaniyi Foundation. Her unwavering commitment, selfless dedication, and unrelenting passion for our mission left an indelible mark on our organization During her tenure, Adebisi Grace was the epitome of excellence, demonstrating exceptional leadership, administrative prowess,…

Makoko is often described as the “Venice of Africa,” a community on water, built on stilts and strength. But behind the beauty of its resilience lies a harsh reality—poverty, limited access to education, and an overwhelming sense of neglect. Yet, in the middle of it all, there are children—bright-eyed, full of potential, and holding tightly…

December means different things to different people.For some, it’s the sound of laughter, family gatherings, and abundance.But for many others — the widows, and the forgotten families — it is just another month of trying to survive. At the J.O. Obaniyi Foundation, this is the season that tests our hearts the most.Because behind the carols…

In communities across our nation, there are people whose struggles rarely make it into public conversation — widows carrying the weight of survival alone, orphans trying to understand a world that moved on without them, and families for whom each day is a quiet test of resilience. These are the Nigerians who remind us that…