About Us
Our Story
The Kofoworola Aderonke Foundation (KAF) began with a prayer.
After years in the fashion industry, our founder, Adedoyin Omojola, began seeking God's direction on how to mark a milestone in her career. The answer was a fashion school, an idea she had not planned for and initially struggled to embrace.
As she prayed about the vision, she remembered her mother, Kofoworola Aderonke, who had always made empowering others part of her work. Whether in fashion or baking, she created opportunities for people to learn, work and earn a living. To honour that legacy, Adedoyin decided to name the school after her mother.
With the support of her brothers and close friends, KAF was established with a mission to equip women with practical skills and opportunities to build better lives, guided by the belief that when you give a woman a seed, she will multiply it.
What started as a fashion school has since grown to include baking and the Girl Child Summer Class. The foundation has also expanded its approach beyond vocational training to include personal development, financial guidance, faith and emotional support.
Today, KAF provides more than skills training. It creates an environment where women and girls can build confidence, discover their potential and pursue new opportunities. As graduates go on to build their own paths and empower others, the seed continues to multiply.
Meet our Founder
Adedoyin Omojola
I once dreamed of becoming one of the country's most renowned fashion designers and studying fashion in Paris. But after years in the fashion industry, I began praying about how to mark a milestone in my career. The answer was to establish a fashion school, an idea I hadn't planned for and initially struggled to embrace.
As I prayed about the vision, I thought of my late mother, Kofoworola Aderonke. Through her fashion and baking businesses, she consistently created opportunities for people to learn, work and earn a living. I wanted to honour that legacy, and so the foundation was named after her.
With the support of my family and friends, KAF began as a fashion school and has since grown to include baking and the Girl Child Summer Class. Today, our work goes beyond vocational training to include mentorship, personal development and emotional support.
For me, the greatest reward is seeing our students graduate, hearing their stories and watching them use their skills to create opportunities for themselves and others. It is a reminder of why I started and why I remain committed to the vision.
Our Vision
To support women's professional development through fashion and baking training, and to establish many free training centres across Africa and in other parts of the world.
Our Mission
To share knowledge and a wealth of experience, completely free of charge, with younger ones aspiring to build successful careers in the fashion and baking industries.
Our Core Values
- Compassion
- Empowerment
- Inclusivity
- Discipline
- Dignity
- Purpose
Board of Directors
Pastor Mrs Bisi Ibitayo
Board Member
Meet Our Tutors
Adeniran Olubusola
Tutor
CEO, BUBU Cakes & Pastries
Alonge Titilope
Bodice Tutor
Beccatee Atelier
Ishima Oluwakemi
Tutor
Akinbola Christiana Esosa
Assistant Tutor
Oludare Mary Mobolaji
Administrator
Destiny Olutimilehin
Social Media Manager
Where We Are Going
We are trusting God to take this vision beyond one centre. Our dream is to see KAF in more states and, in time, free training centres across Africa and beyond, so that every woman who is ready to learn finds a door open to her.
“KAF offers a world standard fashion training which I was part of, after the whole program, I learned everything I've always wanted to learn about fashion.”
Ogbori Christiana, CEO, Kris N'Trimz