…helping the less privileged people in the community

       Is a non-profit organization that provides financial and material aids to the less-privileged in our community, especially in the areas of education and health care. The organization is founded to continue the legacy of the late Oba Oyinloye Olubin II, the Oore(King) of Otun-Ekiti in Moba land.

     The late Oore Oba Oyinloye Olubin II, popularly known as Ewedunmoye Amesomoye, was born into the family of Prince Oladimeji and Iya-afin Jejelola and was crowned the 30th Oore of the entire Moba-land in Otun-Ekiti on the 11th November, 1929 where he reigned for 38 years before his demise.
      During his reign as a king, Oba Oyinloye Olubin II was known for his tenacity by tirelessly fighting to obtain the boundary adjustment that reunited Otun-Ekiti and Moba land with defunct Western Region in 1936. He also fought for the independence of Moba land, stopping the cruel and oppressive of the Ilorin Emirate from ruling. He embraced western liberation by implementing the construction of schools, hospitals and churches. This led to socio-economic development and better healthcare for the community. His tenure was recorded to have ensured the establishment of road networks which allowed the establishment of schools and modern facilities, all of which fostered the success recorded in terms of trade and commerce which sprung from the enactment of Total and Esso Petrol filling station.
      Furthermore, the success of the reign of the late Oba Oyinloye extended towards the renovation of the Oore palace, giving it more modern features by replacing the old thatched roof which was engulfed by fire, with corrugated iron sheets that enhanced the beauty of the palace.
      In conclusion, the reign of Oba Oyinloye exhibited excellence in wisdom, loyalty and top-notch leadership skills towards the development of the entire Moba land. With the success recorded, the Oba Oyinloye was given a certificate of valuable service in 1947 by King George VI for his resounding leadership.