Honourable Bolanle Aminat Sarumi was Born in Ibadan, Her father, Chief Alli Balogun Sarumi, is a community leader, House of Representatives, representing Ibadan under the platform of the Alliance for Democracy (AD) party between 1999 and 2003. His popularity within the Ibadan metropolis abounds.
Omobolanle’s beloved mother, Jean Balogun Sarumi, is British and Christian by faith, while her father is Muslim by birth and faith. They got married in the UK after her father’s education and work. Irrespective of their religious differences, they live a compatible lifestyle worthy of emulation.
*EDUCATION CAREER*
Omobolanle Sarumi-Aliyu (BASA) is of exemplary character. She forfeited all the privileges associated with family royal comfort to aggressively pursue western education to her fullest capacity.
She attended both primary and secondary schools in Ibadan, Nigeria, while her tertiary education was from various institutions in the United Kingdom. She studied Social Work and Welfare, Psychology, and Sociology.
She also has a degree in Social Policy from Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, U.K.
These courses helped prepare her for her future careers in entrepreneurship and in service to humanity, as she is currently manifesting in Nigeria to the pride of all.
*ENTREPRENEURSHIP/BUSINESS*
Omobolanle is currently the CEO of Bees Bridal Ltd, an event planning, catering, decorating, and bridal wear venture.
She is also the CEO of Mia Uniform, a uniform manufacturing company.
She is the Founder of Childhood Bridge International Initiative and BASA Foundation, both of which are non-governmental and non-profit making organizations crusading for the upliftment of the less privileged in our community.
BASA’s drives are for a better Nigeria where everyone matters, regardless of tribe and religion.
Omobolanle Sarumi Aliyu (BASA) is married with children.
*POLITICAL CAREER*
Her rising profile in political administration was first noticed when she was appointed Special Assistant on Social Development to the then FCT Minister, Chief Jumoke Akinjide.
She has been actively involved in grassroots politics and has learned a lot from her dad since 1999 on how best to serve the people.
Her determination to venture into partisan politics is aimed at serving our nation, encouraging, and promoting gender equality
