The outreach, carried out on behalf of the Doyin Ogunbiyi family, saw the distribution of gift items to children at the home an institution that held special significance to the late stateswoman during her lifetime. Deaconess Ogunbiyi was widely known for her consistent support for motherless babies, persons living with disabilities, unemployed youths, and other underserved groups, particularly across Ogun State.
Representing the family, Mrs. Tosin Taiwo (popularly known as Tosinger), the first daughter of the late public servant, participated in the outreach as part of ongoing efforts to preserve and advance her mother’s humanitarian legacy.
Beyond the outreach, the family also confirmed that the Doyin Ogunbiyi Memorial Skills Acquisition Grant (DOMSAG) a nationwide empowerment initiative launched in her honour has been successfully concluded, with beneficiaries already selected. The programme was established to support Nigerians in acquiring vocational, technical, and digital skills aimed at promoting financial independence and sustainable livelihoods.
The memorial grant aligns with Deaconess Ogunbiyi’s deep-rooted passion for education, women’s empowerment, youth development, and community upliftment. A respected two-time Ogun State Commissioner, Justice of Peace, and community leader, she devoted her life to service across public, faith-based, and social development spheres.
As the family continues to roll out legacy-driven initiatives in her name, the outreach to the Stella Obasanjo Children’s Home stands as a powerful reminder of Mama Ogunbiyi’s belief that true leadership is measured by compassion and impact.
More information about her legacy initiatives remains available via the family’s official platform, www.doyinogunbiyi.com, as her vision of service and empowerment continues to inspire lives across Nigeria.
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