A movement for Ondo State

A better Ondo
begins with us.

Ideas, expertise and action brought together to build opportunity, strengthen communities and secure the future.

Explore our priorities
THINK AHEAD · BUILD BETTER · SECURE THE FUTURE

The movement

Thinking ahead.
Building together.

OWN ONDO Forward Thinking is a civic and development movement connecting Ondo indigenes at home and abroad with friends and partners committed to the state’s progress.

We make room for informed discussion, practical ideas and responsible participation. Professionals, students, entrepreneurs, community leaders and the diaspora can contribute knowledge, networks and resources to work that matters.

Find your place in the movement
01People firstOpportunity and wellbeing across every community.
02Ideas into actionEvidence, local knowledge and measurable work.
03Shared responsibilityPeaceful participation, service and accountability.

Purpose and direction

The future we are
building together.

Our vision sets the destination. Our mission describes how we work towards it.

01 / The destination

Our Vision

An Ondo State where people can own, create and prosper in safety. We envision accountable institutions, quality education, innovation and enterprise opening opportunities in every community, with residents shaping the decisions that affect their lives.

02 / The work

Our Mission

OWN ONDO Forward Thinking turns shared ambition into practical progress by:

  • Convening inclusive, informed conversations about Ondo State’s future.
  • Developing evidence-informed solutions grounded in local needs, research and collaboration.
  • Connecting people across communities, professions and the diaspora to share expertise, networks and resources.
  • Encouraging peaceful civic participation and competent, accountable, service-driven leadership.
  • Supporting initiatives that strengthen unity, security, economic opportunity, wellbeing and sustainable development.

Our development framework

Four transformational pillars

Four priorities.
One shared future.

Explore the ideas guiding the movement’s work. Each pillar addresses a part of everyday life and a longer term opportunity for Ondo State.

PILLAR 01 / 04

Make a place to call home more attainable.

Housing is a foundation for dignity and family security. This pillar explores transparent land and building processes, cooperative models, responsible financing and partnerships that can lower barriers to safe, affordable homes.

Housing accessResponsible financeFamily stability

Get involved

There is a place
for your contribution.

You do not have to live in Ondo State to contribute to its future. Bring your experience, your community knowledge, your ideas or your willingness to serve.

01

Assembly of Technocrats

Research, professional insight and practical policy ideas.

02

Youth Council

Skills, mentorship and a strong voice for young people.

03

Student Platform

Learning, leadership and networks for emerging talent.

04

Local Government Chapters

Community listening, volunteering and local priorities.

05

Diaspora Platforms

Knowledge, partnerships and connections across borders.

What we do

From conversation
to contribution.

Our programme areas include grassroots initiatives, public enlightenment, youth empowerment, and political and civic awareness. Activities are intended to be grounded in local needs, careful planning and peaceful engagement.

Leadership

People behind
the movement.

Meet the people guiding the movement's programmes and development priorities.

Meet the leadership

Meet the leadership

The people shaping
the work.

DA

Visionary

Prince Demola Adeloye

Founder and visionary, a clinical counsellor and clergyman from Ilara Mokin. He guides the four pillars and connects Ondo indigenes at home and abroad.

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Women Leader

Princess Adenike Folasade Adeloye

An engineer and information systems professional with a cybersecurity background. She leads women's participation, mentorship and development across the movement.

BA

Director General

Beloved Oladipo Alabi

An author, filmmaker and pastor, he coordinates programmes, platforms and partnerships as Director General.

VA

Secretary General

Dr Victor Akinwade

An author, conference speaker and leadership coach, he supports official communication, records and coordination as Secretary General.

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Director of Finance

Prince Biyi Adesunloye

With experience in business and manpower development, he directs resource planning and financial stewardship for the movement.

THE INVITATION

Help shape what
comes next.

Think ahead. Plan wisely. Collaborate. Build.

Join the movement

Your contribution
starts here.

Tell us a little about yourself and where you would like to contribute. We will use these details only to follow up about the movement.