Chief Oridate is a seasoned business executive and respected traditional leader, widely recognized for his outstanding contributions to banking, entrepreneurship, and community development. His professional journey spanned multiple leading financial institutions, including United Bank for Africa, African Express Bank, ACB International Bank, FCMB, and Oceanic Bank (now Ecobank). He currently oversees a diverse portfolio of businesses across the hospitality, real estate, and education sectors, where his leadership continues to drive growth and innovation.
Accomplished bank executive with over 32 years of expertise in building and managing large-scale financial systems, guiding organizations through complex restructurings, and ensuring adherence to stringent regulatory and compliance standards. Renowned subject matter expert in risk management, financial consumer laws, and operations, with proven capabilities in anticipating and mitigating potential risks to protect and enhance organizational values. Adept at leading cross-functional teams, fostering risk-aware cultures, and liaising with regulatory bodies and boards of directors.
Ogbeni Rotimi Oyekanmi is a seasoned Quality Assurance professional with over 20 years of experience in the biopharmaceutical industry. A dedicated community advocate and socialite, he currently serves as the Chairman of the Yoruba Alliance, Washington, DC Metro, and as Vice President of the Egba-Yewa Descendants Association, Washington, DC.
Originally from Ago-Oko, Ogbeni Rotimi is also an entrepreneur and farmer. He is the CEO of Rotayo Agro Industries Ltd, located in Ayerose Village, Abeokuta, Ogun State, and the founder and CEO of Rhotyme Industries, a vegetable oil consulting firm based in Lagos, Nigeria.
He is happily married to his lovely wife, Temitayo, and they are blessed with four children.
Otunba is a retired law enforcement agent and serves as the Special Adviser to the President of the Ijebu Association. He is married with blessed children
Prince Engr. Oladipo Famuyiwa is a distinguished “Owu Prince” from Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria. He is a leading civil engineer, builder, developer, and property manager with over 40 years of hands-on experience in real estate engineering, development, sales, and management across both residential and commercial sectors.
Currently, Prince Famuyiwa is the Chief Executive Officer of Leeds Realty, Inc., a dynamic real estate brokerage, management, development, and construction engineering management firm operating in Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.
Bobagunwa Akinkunmi Adisa Kazeem Oloyede is a dedicated public servant, community leader, and entrepreneur with a longstanding record of service to Ogun State indigenes both in Nigeria and the diaspora. He currently serves as a management staff member at the National Assembly in Abuja, a position he has held since 2000. His professional journey has been shaped by practical experience across sectors—from early work in manufacturing and food production to roles in public relations and leadership in the printing industry.
Beyond government service, Mr. Oloyede is the founder and CEO of Bobs-Link Holdings, a diversified business group with operations in printing, agribusiness, beverage production, and logistics. His entrepreneurial work reflects his passion for innovation, self-reliance, and economic empowerment.
A deeply rooted cultural ambassador, he has held numerous leadership roles in socio-cultural associations, including:
His cultural honors reflect his deep ties to Egbaland and Ogun State. He holds several prestigious traditional titles, including:
Mr. Oloyede brings to the Board of Trustees a deep sense of duty, cultural pride, and an unwavering commitment to the progress of Ogun State indigenes. His leadership embodies the values of integrity, service, and unity that define the mission of the USA Ogun State Indigenes and Professionals Forum.
Chief Odunaro currently serves as the Chief of Staff to Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Appropriations. He is the Baaroyin of Imala-Yewa, Abeokuta North LGA, Ogun State, and Majeobaje of Olu Ilaro-Yewa, Yewa South LGA, Ogun State.
He was a former Special Adviser on Communication to the former Speaker, Federal House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Dimeji Bankole. He was a former Chief Press Secretary to the former Ogun State Governor, Aremo Olusegun Osoba. Previously, he had served as the Chief Press Secretary to two military governors: Commodore Kayode Olofinmoyin (Rtd) and Group Captain Sam Ewang (Rtd).
Alhaja Ojulari is a certified and experienced Dialysis Technician with a strong foundation in patient care, chronic disease support, and clinical operations. With a background in hemodialysis treatment and direct patient interaction, she brings both technical proficiency and a deep empathy for individuals living with kidney disease, qualities that closely align with the mission and values of this organization.
Throughout her career, Alhaja has been committed to health equity and patient advocacy, particularly for underserved populations affected by end-stage renal disease. She has worked in diverse healthcare environments, managing complex dialysis equipment, monitoring patient vital signs, and ensuring safe and consistent treatments in accordance with rigorous safety standards. She is passionate about community outreach, education, and support for individuals living with chronic illnesses.
Honorable Adebayo is a highly accomplished professional with expertise in facility management, corporate governance, and financial services. With over two decades of leadership experience, he has consistently demonstrated excellence in managing complex organizational operations, driving infrastructure strategies, and fostering sustainable growth through innovative approaches.
He was the Senior Special Assistant to Governor Ibikunle Amosun, responsible for facilities management in Ogun State, and was instrumental in transforming the management of facilities and infrastructure. He developed the strategic plan and roadmap for integrated facility management across state-owned assets, including modern markets and malls. His collaboration with the judiciary led to a sustainable and cost-effective operational framework for state court facilities.
An accomplished professional with extensive expertise in real estate analysis, project management, facilities management, and public relations. Mr. Aderibigbe currently serves as a Real Estate Project Manager and Facilities Manager for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, where he oversees real estate development, project execution, and facility management across various locations in Nigeria. His expertise in operations, maintenance, and strategic planning ensures that facilities are efficiently managed and align with organizational goals.
Mr. Aderibigbe previously held the position of Public Relations Officer at West Africa Portland Cement Plc, where he effectively managed corporate communications, stakeholder engagement, and brand reputation. His work in public relations strengthened the company’s visibility and built trust with stakeholders.
Renowned financial expert and entrepreneur with over two decades of leadership experience in the financial services industry. Bolaji Emmanuel Oyeleye is a highly accomplished financial expert and entrepreneur with over two decades of leadership experience in the financial services industry. His specialties include securities trading, risk management, and strategic governance. Bolaji’s exceptional career spans roles in depository and non-depository institutions, private enterprise leadership, and public service, where he has demonstrated unparalleled expertise in driving organizational efficiency, fostering sustainable growth, and implementing progressive policies.
Honorable Oyeleye is the Special Assistant (Southwest) to the Deputy Senate President, where he provides strategic advice on regional issues, legislative priorities, and governance. His contributions strengthen the leadership’s engagement with stakeholders, advance policy reforms, and enhance regional socio-economic development. He was also the Honorable Commissioner for Environment in Ogun State, under the administration of Governor Ibikunle Amosun.
Olori Ogunniyi is a distinguished Egba daughter, community leader, and accomplished professional whose life reflects a deep commitment to public service, cultural heritage, and personal resilience. With over four decades of cross-sector experience spanning secretarial administration, development work, entrepreneurship, and healthcare, Olori Ogunniyi brings a unique global perspective and steadfast dedication to the advancement of Ogun State indigenes in the diaspora. A well-educated and well-traveled professional, she studied at several prestigious institutions, including the University of Lagos, City University of London (formerly Westminster College), the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and the Capital Health Institute in Washington, DC. Her academic and professional development spans secretarial studies, business administration, and healthcare.
Olori Ogunniyi’s career began as a secretary in Nigeria’s high-profile corporate and development sectors, including positions with SOFISTICAT Fashions, the Honeywell Group, Jagal Group, and notably UNICEF Nigeria. At UNICEF, she worked as Secretary to the Information and Public Affairs Officer. She contributed to landmark initiatives, including the Girl Child Project, the Eradication of Guinea Worm, and programs for Children in Difficult Circumstances.
In later years, she transitioned into healthcare, working as a travel nurse across 32 U.S. states, including Hawaii, further expanding her humanitarian reach. Olori Ogunniyi’s commitment to her heritage is evident in her community service. She previously served as Social Secretary for the Egba/Yewa Association of the Maryland/DC/Virginia region and was honored with the chieftaincy title Yeye Oge of Shasha, recognizing her contributions to the development of her local community.
Retired Insurance Expert, National Education Association, USA. Chairman, Board of Trustees of the Alliance of Yoruba Organizations, Washington, DC. The Patron, Egba-Yewa Descendants Association, Washington, DC.
Prince Aderibigbe is a vibrant entrepreneur and community leader dedicated to promoting sustainable business and inclusive economic growth. Passionate about supporting underserved communities, he has spent his career mentoring aspiring entrepreneurs, helping them navigate challenges related to business expansion, brand building, and strategic management. As the Founder and CEO of a prominent supermarket and merchandising company, Olasunkanmi has earned a reputation for combining business innovation with cultural integrity. His businesses are known for strong community connections, ethical sourcing, and a focus on cultivating local talent and products. Through his work, he seeks to bridge the gap between traditional commerce and modern business methods, creating brands that are both culturally genuine and internationally competitive.
Beyond his business pursuits, Prince Aderibigbe is a dedicated advocate for youth entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and grassroots development. He frequently leads capacity-building workshops, supports community-based organizations, and champions policies that promote inclusive economic participation. His leadership is rooted in the belief that lasting change arises from equipping people with the tools, knowledge, and networks they need to succeed.
Chief Mrs. Oluwatoyin A. Adeyinka is a seasoned healthcare executive, registered nurse, and founder of one of the most respected community-based nursing service organizations in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. With over 15 years of clinical leadership and entrepreneurial excellence, she has built a career dedicated to advancing health equity, supporting individuals with disabilities, and providing culturally competent care.
As the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Saint Theresa NurseLink, LLC, Chief Adeyinka oversees residential and therapeutic programs for individuals with developmental, emotional, and cognitive disabilities. Her organization offers a comprehensive continuum of care, integrating clinical nursing, psychosocial support, and habilitation services to enhance the lives of underserved populations. She also leads Saint Theresa NurseLink, Inc., a nurse consultation and staffing agency providing clinical personnel to long-term care facilities, group homes, and assisted living programs.
She obtained her National Certificate of Education and then proceeded to study at Prince George’s Community College in Largo, Maryland, and Chamberlain University in
Chicago, where she obtained a BSN. She went on to get a master’s degree, qualifying her as a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP). She possesses strong entrepreneurial acumen and categorical expertise across a continuum of business ownership, strategic planning, development, and financial
management. She is highly credible, with a sustained record of integrity and commitment in providing guidance, leadership, and direction to others.
We are a united network of Ogun State indigenes and professionals in the United States dedicated to community building, cultural preservation, and diaspora empowerment.
