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The Guardian Dreamers & Doers: Oluwatoyin Onigbanjo (AugustSecrets)

By Guardian Exclusive
30 November 2020   |   12:50 pm
AugustSecrets was born out of necessity when Oluwatoyin Onigbanjo had her child, Jaden, outside her country, Nigeria. Upon returning, she bought all available infant meals only for her baby to keep rejecting them. It was a frustrating experience for a first-time mother. Since she couldn’t watch him starve to death, she began the journey into looking into alternatives, it was in the process of searching she found solace in African and Nigerian foodstuffs.

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