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New Foundation Unveiled in Ado-Ekiti to Tackle Poverty, Empower Vulnerable Groups

The Olu Ogunrotimi Foundation, OOF, was officially launched on Saturday, April 4, 2026, at Darmod’s Place, Omolayo Compound, Water Works Road, Ado-Ekiti.

The foundation was unveiled at the official ceremony to mark the 70th birthday of its founder, Sir Olu Ogunrotimi.

In his welcome address, Founder and Executive Director, Sir Olu Ogunrotimi, described the launch as “the beginning of a renewed hope and collective commitment to uplifting the poor, empowering communities, and building a society where no one is left behind.”

He said the Foundation is named after him and stands as a continuation of his life of service to humanity. Its mission is rooted in compassion, empowerment, and sustainable development.

According to him, the vision is to ensure a society where poverty is reduced to its barest minimum, with access to food, shelter, education, healthcare, and opportunities for a dignified life.

*He noted that the foundation would focus more on Economic empowerment, education, health and social inclusion.

Sir Ogunrotimi noted that poverty is “not just the absence of money; it is the absence of opportunity, access, and empowerment.”

He called on government agencies, corporate organizations, development partners, philanthropists, and individuals to support the Foundation.