Children rise in celebration of Dorcas Modeola Olubiyi birthday anniversary

Quiet birthday celebrations are usually unheard of among the cream of Nigerian society. It comes as no surprise then that the children of Chief Mrs Dorcas Modeola Olubiyi, who are all successful in theirqq various careers and businesses, pulled all the stops to ensure that the birthday of their mother should not only be celebrated but also deserves a colourful celebration.

On this note, the prosperous and blessed children of Chief Mrs Dorcas Modeola Olubiy, Bola Fashikun, Yinka Oyekanmi, Opeyemi Daramola, Ibironke Pitan, Akinwumi Olowoyo, Olajide Olowoyo and Folashade Adekanmbi multiplied the joy of their mother with surprises with a birthday picnic on her 69th anniversary.

Starnews Nigeria reports that Chief Mrs Dorcas Modeola Olubiyi was born on the 15th of May, 1952 to the family of Mrs & Mrs Thompson Akinnusi. She is the second child of her parents.

Chief Mrs Olubiyi is an astute politician cum successful businesswoman who provided quality education to all her children. A party leader in the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and a former Woman Leader of the party in Okitipupa Local of Ondo State before she was later appointed to serve as an adviser in 2003 to former Okitipupa Council Chairman, Olusegun Aiyerin.

She is a devout Christian of the Baptist denomination where she serves God wholeheartedly.

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