27/09/2026
Peace House tells the story of a vision that Seyi Oluyole held onto for years.
The journey began with six children enrolled in community schools. From there, the work continued to grow through education, scholarships, feeding, the arts, and mentorship.
Today, that vision has a home for 100 girls.
What stands in Lagos today is the result of years of believing that vulnerable girls deserve safety, opportunity, and a chance to build a different future.
To Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.
Thank you for believing in this vision and standing with us.
Your support helped move Peace House from something we hoped for into something girls can now walk into and call home.
To our partners
Every contribution, every resource, and every act of support helped move this project forward.
You did not just support a building.
You helped create a safe place where 100 girls can learn, grow, and dream about their future.
To everyone who gave
Some gave money.
Some gave resources.
Some gave their time.
Some simply kept believing.
Every contribution mattered.
Peace House exists today because people saw the vision and decided to help carry it.
Thank you for helping make this home possible.
