Folasade Ogunbiyi: A Pillar of Women's Empowerment

Folasade Ogunbiyi was installed as the Iyalode of Remoland on her 70th birthday in 2016, a title previously held by the late H.D. Awolowo.

She is recognized for her dedication to women's development, community service, and cultural preservation. Ogunbiyi leads the Iyalode office, which serves as an umbrella organization for various groups in Remoland, engaging with 40 communities.

She emphasizes the importance of supporting girl-child education and empowering women. Born on June 6, 1946, in Ifetedo, Osun State, she grew up in a household that valued generosity and community support.

Her educational journey includes studying English at the University of Ibadan and earning a master's degree in educational administration from the City University of New York. Ogunbiyi's career spans teaching and administrative roles, including at the United Nations International School in New York.

She is married to Chief Yemi Ogunbiyi, a former managing director of Daily Times, and continues to influence her community positively.