Oluremi Badmus To Be Honoured At The Forum By Ojez Sunday

Posted on April 21, 2026

Respected humanitarian and community leader Oluremi Augustina Badmus will receive a Special Recognition Award this Sunday at the prestigious Forum by Ojez, in honour of her decades of impactful service.

The event will hold at the exclusive Ojez Sports Lounge, National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos, from 6:00 PM, and is expected to attract a large turnout of guests.

Organisers, the Ojez Entertainment Group, have assured attendees of an exciting evening filled with side attractions and memorable moments.

A dedicated social worker with over 30 years of service, Oluremi Badmus is widely recognised for her contributions to humanitarian work, leadership, and community development, particularly through the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

She joins a growing list of notable women honoured by The Forum, including Yeni Kuti and Yinka Davies, as the platform continues to celebrate excellence and societal impact.

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