PRINCE OLATUNJI OLUSOJI BAGS HÉROES OF HUMANITARIAN AWARD.

ASIWAJU PRINCE OLATUNJI OLUSOJI BAGS HÉROES OF HUMANITARIAN AWARD 2025.

Abuja, 20th August,2025

Isiakpere Jasper 

In recognition of his outstanding contributions to humanity, Asiwaju Prince Olatunji Olusoji Gcfr  has been honored with the Héroes of Humanitarian Award, a prestigious accolade that celebrates Global Leaders and Change Makers who exemplify compassion, service, and dedication to improving lives.

The Héroes of Humanitarian Award is presented to distinguished individuals who have consistently demonstrated selfless service, community empowerment, and humanitarian leadership by the "Hope Ambassadors for Peace in Africa Initiative". Prince Olatunji Olusoji’s remarkable efforts in Philanthropy, Youth Empowerment, Education, and Social Development have made a lasting impact, inspiring hope and progress both locally and internationally.
"This award is not just for me, but for every individual and community that has joined hands in the pursuit of humanity, compassion, and service," says Prince Olatunji Olusoji. "Together, we can continue to break barriers, touch lives, and create a world where kindness and service remains at the heart of leadership."
The award ceremony brought together Dignitaries, Global Leaders, and Humanitarian Champions, highlighting the importance of collaboration in addressing the world’s most pressing challenges.

Asiwaju Prince Olatunji Olusoji is a respected Leader, Philanthropist, and Advocate for Social Change whose life’s work has been dedicated to Service and Empowerment. He is;
Chairman/CEO of Grosvenor Group,
Chairman/CEO Tratun Oil & Gas Ltd
Executive Director Region Oil & Gas Ltd
Founder, Prince Olatunji Olusoji Foundation (PROOF).
He is the Asiwaju of Ayere Kingdom.
The Turaki Gamji Arewa.
The Bashorun Akinjagunla of Ogidi Kingdom. 
With a strong commitment to humanitarian causes, he has spearheaded numerous initiatives focused on:
EDUCATION 
Supporting access to quality education for underserved children and youth, ensuring equal opportunities for future leaders. Gave Education Scholarships, built schools, paid tuitions, registered students for JAMB, WAEC, NECO and bought books for students too.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT:
 Leading grassroots projects that provide infrastructure, resources, and sustainable opportunities to marginalized communities. Dug boreholes, provided medical aids for healthcare centres etc

YOUTH EMPOWERMENT:
Championing mentorship programs, entrepreneurship initiatives, and leadership development to equip young people with tools for success.

HUMANITARIAN OUTREACH:
Extending aid and resources to vulnerable groups, including the less privileged, widows, and the elderly. Putting over 600 youths and elderly on monthly payroll etc.

Known for his integrity and visionary leadership, Prince Olatunji Olusoji has become a beacon of hope to many and a symbol of what is possible when service to humanity is placed above self-interest. His work continues to impact countless lives, positioning him as one of the foremost voices in humanitarian advocacy.

The Héroes of Humanitarian Award is an internationally recognition dedicated to celebrating outstanding individuals who have made significant contributions to human welfare. Recipients are honored for their unwavering commitment to service, leadership, and the betterment of humanity. Hearty congratulations to Asiwaju Prince Olatunji Olusoji.

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