High Chief Mrs. Awosika is an Educationist of high repute with over forty years of teaching experience. Many of her students are of very good standing and holding very important positions nationally and internationally.

She founded the popular Chrisland, (a name which was coined from the name of her local community ”Abule Onigbagbo”- Christian Land Educational Organisation in Lagos In 1977. Chrisland has since grown from a Nursery / Primary School of the late seventies to include a Secondary school and a plan for a University in the near future. She is an avid reader with a personal collection of over 2000 books.

High Chief (Mrs.) Awosika is the Chairman of Holy Trinity Hospitals and Estate Clinics with Headquarters in Ikeja, Lagos and branches in major towns and cities in Nigeria. She is the chairman of City Commercial and Industrial Enterprises Ltd. (CCIE), a construction / Property Management and Development Company based in Lagos.

She is also the chairman of Chemopharma Laboratories Ltd. a Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Company.

High Chief (Mrs.) Awosika is the Founder Chief Executive of “The Empress” a monthly magazine originally meant to celebrate unsung heroines, especially Teachers. It projects role models who have excelled in their various fields of calling and promotes family values.

She is also the Matron, Busy Bees (Achbishop Vining Memorial Anglican Church, GRA Ikeja).

She is a Fellow and member of Council, of the Institute of Directors (IOD). Finally, she holds a National Honour award of OON, conferred by the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for her immense contributions to the development of Education and Economy in Nigeria.

High Chief (Mrs.) Awosika has infectious leadership qualities in addition to her entrepreneurial skills. Her ability to manage a group of people have been aptly demonstrated by the continued success of the family’s business enterprises, which she has not only sustained but which have continued to grow fifteen years after the demised of her cherished and dear husband.