Transforming Lives and Creating Opportunities
At Modupe Sapiential Foundation, we believe in the power of opportunity. Through education, advocacy, and support, we uplift the underprivileged—empowering the blind, championing social and restorative justice, and providing young women with the resources to pursue university education. Every life transformed creates a ripple of change.
About us
The Modupe Sapiential Foundation was launched three and half years ago in memory of the Late Gladys Modupe Sasore, who was a beacon of kindness a passionate advocate, and a supporter of causes that empowered the underprivileged. The foundation focuses on the key areas
Educational Support
We are committed to helping female students from low-income backgrounds succeed in college by providing financial support through scholarships, grants, and other forms of assistance. Our goal is to ease the burden of tuition and other expenses so they can focus on their studies, reach their full potential, and build a better future for themselves and their communities.
Mission
We advance justice, education, and inclusion.
We are committed to supporting increased access to justice for indigent individuals through the provision of legal aid, empowering indigent female students with scholarships for tertiary education, and advocating for the inclusion and improvement of the lives of visually impaired and blind individuals in our society.
In loving memory of...
Biography
Gladys Modupe Sasore was a distinguished lawyer, business leader, and public servant. She held key roles in law, politics, and corporate leadership, including Special Adviser to the President and CEO of the Nigerian Export Promotion Council. With degrees from the University of Lagos and the University of London, she was a renowned arbitrator and the Founder of Sapiential Solicitors. Until her passing, she served as Chairman of MOS Energy, leaving a lasting impact on law, business, and governance.
Life of service
Driven by faith and a commitment to justice, Gladys Modupe Sasore dedicated her life to public service, philanthropy, and leadership. She actively supported charitable, religious, and non-governmental organizations, served as Chief Matron of various initiatives, and held leadership roles in politics. As President of the Rotary Club of Lagos, she spearheaded microcredit programs that empowered women. She was also a board member of the Federal Medical Centre Abeokuta and championed sustainable development initiatives.
Board of Directors
Our board of directors is a dedicated team of leaders passionate about creating opportunities for the underprivileged. With expertise in education, advocacy, and social impact, they guide our mission to support the blind, promote justice, and empower young women through education.
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