2023 – Ogav

Mother Daughter Event 2023 – International Women’s Day Celebration

September 3, 2023 OGAVLeave a comment

On March 25, 2023, OGAV held our annual mother-daughter event to commemorate International Women’s Day. For this year, our campaign focused on combatting health and wellness and providing a four-week summer girls leadership and mentorship camp in low-income areas of Nigeria. Highlights from the function are attached below.

2023 GLAM & Health/Wellness Campaign

March 31, 2023 OGAVLeave a comment

For the month of March 2023, OGAV celebrated International Women’s Day throughout the month of March! Specifically, we celebrated our annual Mother-Daughter Event featuring Ms. Boma Enwesi and Ms. Alysha Campbell. This year we focused our relief efforts on providing career exploration, and health & wellness support with reusable sanitary towels to 1000 girls in low-income areas in Nigeria (Agege, …

Register TODAY for OGAV STEM Coding for Girls Program

January 2, 2023 OGAVLeave a comment

OGAV wishes you and your family a blessed and happy New Year! ? As we open the new year, OGAV is excited to announce that registration for our first hybrid program since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic is now LIVE! OGAV invites all girls in grades 6-8 from the PEEL region (Mississauga, Caledon, Brampton) to enrol for free in our …

About our Founder

OLUBUSOLA KOLADE studied at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria from where she graduated with an Honor’s degree in Food Science and Technology. She later proceeded to Reading University, England for her Master’s degree in Food Quality Control. She went back for second Master’s Degree at Brunel University London, England for Masters in Environmental Pollution Science with Project Management. Shortly after, she immigrated to Canada and took up an appointment with Ryerson Polytechnic University as an Asst. Professor in the Science department. Olubusola has been an educator in the secondary sector in the last fifteen years with the Toronto District School Board (TDSB). Her passion for the youth and the need to “catch them young” as she says, made her to go back to Teachers College at Brock University, Hamilton, Canada and since then, has been an employee of TDSB as a teacher. Her passion for the young ones to succeed motivates her to chair/co-chair different initiatives, such as Character Education, the Student Recognition award, the Outstanding Student of the Month Award and the Equity Committee. Olubusola is a firm believer in mentoring youth. She thinks that no youth should be left behind but equipped to achieve success and that good…

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