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As countdown begins towards the November 14 โ 16 Annual General meeting and elections of the Olivet Baptist High School, Oyo National Old Students Association, a frontline aspirant for the office of the Associationโs President, Ayobami Olubiyi (AO) has unveiled plan towards transforming the Schoolโs rich legacy to deliver lasting and impactful results for all stakeholders.
Olubiyi, a retired Executive at ExxonMobil and Faculty Member at Deloitte who is also a seasoned Risk Consultant, is a 73/78 OBHS alumnus.
According to him, the Transforming Legacy Into Impact (TLII) Agenda contains a bold and clear vision, insight and structure aimed at galvanising NOSA towards modernising OBHSโ infrastructure; galvanizing teachers to retool the learning environment and standards, as well as entrenching greater alumni engagement and networking.
He further noted that, through unwavering implementation of the agenda, NOSA, under
his stewardship, would lift Olivet Heights to higher levels of excellence.
In his words, โWe will launch a digital hub for hybrid meetings and voting, we will build mentorship bridges from alumni to students; we will also activate strategic giving partnerships, such that every chapter, every alumnus, every voice will be engaged and empoweredโ
โWhen I served as pioneer Lead for YS 7378, I didnโt just speakโI acted. We renovated the Technical Drawing Building and drilled a borehole. Additionally, I coordinated the Olivet Super Family Fund, raising over โฆ24.5 million in just three months. I am also honoured to have served on the OBHS 80th Anniversary CPC and Strategic Action Team, helping to shape our alma mater to a new sphere of excellenceโ.
While promising impactful Leadership that can be measured and Service rooted in humility, ethics, and results, he called on all Olivetians to support his bid with their energy, creativity and belief in a shared vision so that NOSA can take its rightful place as a steward of Legacy.
In a related development, Coordinator of the TLII Campaign Team, Olusoji Oladeji, has noted that Ayobami Olubiyiโs candidacy would bring untold benefits to NOSA.
He described him as a good advertisement of the noble ideals of Olivet Heights, in addition to being a tested manager with vast and rich mix of experience and achievements.
โ Ayobami Olubiyi has over 30 years of experience in management consulting, government, and the energy sector. Consistently, he has demonstrated ability to
lead with a heart for service and a mind for strategy.
โWithin NOSA, he has championed unity, ethical leadership, and institutional pride โ ensuring that the values we inherited are the values we advance
โHe is a recipient of the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) Distinguished Achievement Award from the U.S. Department of State for his impactful work in Risk management.
โHe was also the chairman of the Oil Producers Trade Section (OPTS) Security Sub-Committee for over seven years and co-chairman OSAC in Nigeria until his retirement.
โMore importantly, as the Chief Executive Officer of the Fiditi Strategic Development Initiative, he channels his roots into
redevelopment efforts that expand healthcare, education, and economic opportunity in his hometown.
โHis journey, therefore, reflects a deep commitment to turning legacy into lasting impact through mobilizing communities, institutions, and alumni networks toward meaningful change. He selflessly exemplifies how legacy becomes a living force for catalyzationโ.
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