Meet Oluwatoyin Onigbanjo

Award-winning entrepreneur, nutrition & gender advocate, author, coach, and consultant dedicated to empowering career women and founders to transform their lives.

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An Award-Winning Entrepreneur & Advocate

I am an award-winning entrepreneur, nutrition & gender advocate. I am the Founder/CEO at AugustSecrets Ltd, a fast-growing family nutrition company based in Nigeria — makers of Jadens Natural Cereals and nutrition resources.

I hold a Masters in International Affairs from the University of Lagos; holds certifications from Stanford University Graduate School of Business (SEED) and in Child Nutrition. I am a nutrition and gender advocate for African children and families, and has been featured on leading platforms including FoodSafety, Stanford Business, GAIN, HER, and Stage Changemakers.

I am author of the Augustsecrets Meal Plan, a children’s recipe book featuring African food ingredients, and of the “Good Bye Stress” Journal — a guided journal for career women and entrepreneurs seeking clarity and intentional growth.

Through my journal, courses, consulting and speaking engagements, I equips women with practical tools to grow personally and professionally. I am a confident, bold, and compassionate leader who believes every woman carries the seed of greatness within her.

My Business Journey

Starting from deep conviction about child nutrition in Nigeria, I built AugustSecrets Ltd into a nationally recognised brand with products now available in over 300 retail outlets across Nigeria, West Africa, and North America.

My entrepreneurial journey then expanded to supporting other women: through coaching, consulting, speaking, and educational programs, I now dedicates myself to helping career women and founders build with purpose, structure, and confidence.

Clarity

Helping women cut through noise and find their clearest, most confident direction in career and business.

Structure

Building practical systems that make growth sustainable, scalable, and repeatable for founders and career women.

Impact

Every engagement is designed to create ripple effects — for the individual, her family, her community, and Africa.