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Foluke Adebayo Ogunlowo: US based Idanre lady eyeing Ooni of Ife on culture of and .. investing millions of dollars on Yoruba history , Arts and Culture Visits and funding researches on Egypt - Yoruba Ascendancy ...plans biggest Yoruba Cultural Heritage Museum Village on Idanre Hills Inagurates Foluke Africa Centre of Art and Culture When you talk of sophistication, Foluke Adebayo Ogunlowo is classical When it comes to educational. attainments , you cannot wish away a lady with two Masters' degree obtained in two different world- class universities in the US and other Diploma Certificates in contemporary social disciplines If it is about exposure and globetrotting , you cannot relegate a lady who has visited the five continents as a joke of a traveller And if you want to talk about parentage, her pedigree is not only noble but dignified as she is a product of the woman who established the first private nursery and primary school in Idanre land and a man who is not only having the blue blood running in his veins but at present a traditional King in Atosin , Idanre , Ondo State.

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