Evangelist Oluyomi M. Odumosu, a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and humble servant of God of 43 years of a blessed marriage. She is survived by her loving husband, Apostle E. Ayoolu Odumosu, their three children, Tomiwa (Laretha), Dunni (Mtokufa), Niyi, two cherished grandchildren AyoMosiah & Simisola, and a massive extended family all over the world.

She was born in the year of our Lord 1957 in Lagos, Nigeria, resided at Bear, DE, and passed on to glory on Sunday, August 25, 2024

Oluyomi led a life of unwavering service, touching countless lives across multiple continents and countries. Her faith in Christ was the cornerstone of her existence, guiding her every action as a devout Christian and humble servant of God. Her legacy of love, compassion, and dedication to others will continue to inspire all who knew her.

Education: Holder of BBA and MSc degrees

▪ Primary School, Lagos

▪ Abeokuta Girls Grammar School. Abeokuta, Nigeria

▪ North East London Polytechnic (Now) East London University, England – BBA 1981

▪ St. John’s University, Staten Island, New York – MSc Accounting & Finance 1988

▪ Multiple Certificates in Advance Accounting practice and Budgeting courses

Professional Accomplishments:

For a period of over fifteen years, Oluyomi worked at the City of Trenton municipality and managed city wide recreational, multiple state and federal grant administration in tune of over Five million dollars on a yearly basis effectively and efficiently and retired as a stella government employee in the year 2007.

After her retirement, she engaged on another career as an accounting consultant with BNY Mellon of New York/Delaware for a period of Five years while she oversaw various financial portfolios for the C-Suites office. After fulfilling her contractual obligations with BNY Mellon, Oluyomi decided to pursue her long time passion of working the Children and minors.

For her last professional career Starting in 2014 to 2022 a period of eight years, Oluyomi founded a My Little Adventures, LLC provided a professional service for nursing mothers, Children and Children’s play party activities that help support family t5o provide a fun activities and fun memories.

While busy with her professional career she also supports her husband Apostle Ayoolu Odumosu in his ministries and occupied the position of the First lady.

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