KAYODE JAMES ADEWUMI
FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT BOARD MEMBER
Kayode J. Adewumi was the CEO of Kaybis Global Links Ltd., Nigeria before he left for United State of America (USA) due to Boko Haram insurgency and kidnapping in the country.
Through hard work, Kayode learnt from his parents, he received his Real Estate License within a year. He is also a member of the Real Estate Board of New York. kayode@brickandmortar.com
The Tanitoluwa Adewumi Foundation, Inc. was established after his son won the first place K – 3rd Grade Section in March, 2019 New York State Scholastic Championships Tournament. The Foundation’s primary purpose is to help less privilege kids.
Prince Kayode James Adewumi was born on June 24, 1976 in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State Nigeria. He and his wife Oluwatoyin Kuburat Adewumi have two sons Adesina and Tanitoluwa. The family lives in Manhattan, NY.
OLUWATOYIN KUBURAT ADEWUMI
VICE PRESIDENT
Oluwatoyin K. Adewumi worked with United Bank for Africa (UBA PLC) Nigeria as a Relationship Manager before she left for National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) as the Study Centre Accountant and later joined the school authority to establish a Microfinance Bank named after the school.
She came to the United States with her family due to insurgency problems in the country Nigeria.
Oluwatoyin received a Home Health Aide Certificate and is working with Alvita Health Care in New York, NY.
Oluwatoyin Kuburat Adewumi was born on June 16, 1981 in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State Nigeria in to the family of Alhaji Afolabi Jimoh and Oluwafunke Silifat Owoeye. Oluwstoyin and her husband, Kayode, are blessed with two sons, Adesina and Tanitoluwa.
The Tanitoluwa Adewumi Foundation is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.
Tanitoluwa Adewumi Foundation 
Dear Adewumi Family,
What an incredible story you all have and warmest congrats to your son Tanitoluwa on his incredible success with chess. I write an Insights Blog on growing from adversity and how challenge may be used to bring forth our gifts and – eve – transformation. This week my friend and subscriber to the blog sent me the NPR story about Tanitoluwa. I was so moved and it was such a remarkable example of losing to win that I included a link to his NPR story in my writing this week titled ‘Getting It Right.’ If you’d like me to forward you the blog by email (as it’s not on the Rising from Falling website as new content only goes out to subscribers), I’d be happy to do so. Just send me an email address to where you’d like it sent. Lastly, and most importantly, wishing you & your family abundant blessings and much success here in the US or wherever you go.
Warmly and with heartfelt congrats,
Judy Setting
risingfromfalling.com
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