Omolara Egungbohun Honored Among Africa's Top 50 Most Industrious Women
Egungbohun named among Africa's top 50 women

In a significant recognition of her impactful work, Omolara Egungbohun, Founder of IBD Foundation and Managing Director of IBD Hotels, has been celebrated as one of Africa's Top 50 Most Industrious Women.

A Celebration of African Women's Excellence

The prestigious award ceremony took place at the Oriental Hotel in Lagos, where Egungbohun was honored alongside other exceptional African women making remarkable contributions across various sectors. These sectors included entrepreneurship, governance, technology, media, community development, and the creative industry.

Organizers of the event emphasized that the award initiative was designed not only to celebrate individual accomplishments but also to stimulate a positive shift in societal attitudes toward women's leadership across the continent.

Double Honor for Community Impact

Adding to this prestigious recognition, Egungbohun was also honored with the African Humanitarian Ambassador of the Year award. This dual honor acknowledges her significant contributions to both the hospitality sector and community development.

The awards specifically recognize her leadership and innovativeness in introducing new operational initiatives within her hotel chain and foundation. Although she was represented at the award ceremony, Egungbohun dedicated these honors to the people of Yewa land.

Foundation's Ongoing Community Engagement

In related news, the foundation announced plans for its annual end-of-year Thanksgiving concert, scheduled for December 21 in Ilaro. The event, themed "United in Thanksgiving – Empowered by His Spirit," is open to all residents of Yewa land and the general public, regardless of religious affiliation.

The concert represents a key part of the foundation's yearly community outreach, with a special focus on celebrating children and women in the area. Attendees can look forward to:

  • Musical performances by renowned gospel artistes including Woli Arole and Elijah Daniel
  • Refreshments for all attendees
  • A celebration of community spirit and empowerment

IBD Foundation, officially known as Ibrahim Dende Foundation, is a non-profit organization headquartered in Ilaro, the capital of Yewa land. The foundation received a significant boost when Omolara Egungbohun, wife of philanthropist businessman Alhaji Ibrahim Egungbohun, took over its management.

Since assuming leadership, Omolara has injected fresh energy into the foundation's activities and extended its philanthropic ventures to hundreds of thousands of people in Yewa land. Incorporated in 2011, the foundation now serves as the official Corporate Social Responsibility arm of the IBD Group.

With a clear mandate to elevate the socio-economic development of Yewa land, IBD Foundation focuses on several key areas of support:

  • Human Capital Development
  • Economic Development
  • Entrepreneurial Development and Skill Acquisition
  • Empowerment Programs
  • Special Projects including Entertainment and Talent Hunt

The foundation remains committed to the prosperity of Yewa land and its people, continuing to make a tangible difference in the community through various development initiatives.