Biography of Queen Omo Ghandi Olaoye of Ogbomoso

Queen Omo Ghandi-Olaoye is a true trailblazer who epitomizes virtuosity and dynamism. She stands as an exemplar of excellence, a visionary leader adorned with a servant’s heart and the Queen mother of the Ogbomoso people.

She served as the Special Assistant to the Continental Overseer and held the esteemed position of Executive Leader within the RCCG’s Women in Ministry. Furthermore, she graced the role of Senior Pastor, a devoted wife and mother, not only to Oba Afolabi Ghandi Olaoye; the Soun of Ogbomosoland, Feyintola and Toluni but also to the whole Ogbomoso populace.

Queen Omo Ghandi-Olaoye, is the illustrious Founder and Pastor-in-Charge of Jesus Women Ministries, a profound facet of Jesus House DC. This Women’s Ministry tackles the pivotal facets of womanhood, addressing every stage from birth to the golden years. Its mission, aligned with the divine Word, seeks to effect positive transformation in these domains.

By profession, Queen Omo Ghandi-Olaoye is a distinguished attorney. From the year 1992, she shares her life’s journey with her husband, Oba Afolabi Ghandi Olaoye, as they jointly fulfilled the roles of Senior Pastors at the RCCG Jesus House, DC parish, nestled in Silver Spring, Maryland until his ascension to the thrones of his forefathers as the Soun of Ogbomosoland.

In her capacity as Special Assistant to the Continental Overseer, she undertakes the mantle of SATCO – Welfare – The Americas. Her involvement extends to the Board of Executives for RCCGNA Women in Ministry (WIM), where she served as the Coordinator in Charge of Programs and Publicity. This vital role, initiated in 1998, has been ardently and triumphantly steered by her, resulting in an assembly of over a thousand women leaders and continuing to grow.

Within the RCCGNA Region 8, she took on the role of Provincial Pastor, supporting the Regional Pastor in executing regional responsibilities. Her profound visionary disposition drives her to share the good news of hope and deliverance with the underprivileged and the broken-hearted.

Additionally, she extended her ministry’s reach to encompass women of all ages within her local congregation, communities, and nations at large. Her vision is to empower them to embrace their full spiritual inheritance in Christ Jesus.

Queen Omo Ghandi-Olaoye is not just a spiritual leader; she is also an accomplished author and the CEO of Great Grace, a comprehensive publishing entity. She introduces the world to the GZUSWMN Brand, an elegant and contemporary women’s clothing line catering to diverse age groups.

Moreover, she also assumed the role of Founder and CEO of Summa Claude Initiative, a community-based youth leadership program dedicated to inspiring and producing high-achieving youth within the community.

Her involvement extends to the School Management Board of Edo State, Nigeria, Africa, where she collaborates with the state government, schools, and communities. This partnership aims to enhance educational development, planning, and decision-making at the school level, with the ultimate goal of improving learning outcomes.

Among her illustrious accomplishments is her visionary leadership of the 24-hour non-stop All Nations Praise-A-Thon, inaugurated in 2008 at Jesus House, DC. This event unites individuals from diverse nations, cultures, and languages, fostering praise and worship through instruments, songs, poetry, and dance. The impact of this gathering has been profound, resulting in salvation, healing, deliverance, breakthroughs, and divine restoration.

Queen Omo Ghandi-Olaoye, the visionary behind over 20 ministries operating under the Jesus Women Ministries, has left an indelible mark. Over 25 years, Jesus Women has touched the lives of over 10,000 women locally and internationally.

From ministering to married women through the HomeBuilders Ministry to supporting single mothers in the Daughters of Promise Ministry, she has created a vast network of ministries that cater to the diverse needs of women.

On her 50th birthday, she received accolades and greetings from prominent figures, including President Barack Obama of the White House, the Governor of the State of Maryland, and the Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown. The County Executive, Mr. Isaiah “Ike” Leggett, also honoured her, as did a delegation from the Organization of African Union (OAU), marking 50 years of OAU’s existence.

Her exceptional leadership and contributions to the community have earned her numerous awards, a testament to her outstanding achievements. Queen Omo Ghandi-Olaoye’s life is a testament to her unwavering faith and continuous triumph as she lives out the Christian journey of victory.

To the glory of God, she is the joyful mother of Fehintolu and Toluni, the wonderful twin girls bestowed upon her as a divine blessing for her 40th birthday after 11 years of marriage.

Credits: Website of Queen Omo Ghandi