16/09/2026
On Alumnae Spotlight, we are celebrating Precious Dunsin Oluwadare Oluwadare Precious , Class of 2011, proudly representing Yellow House 💛
From fashion and entrepreneurship to ministry and data analytics, Precious’ journey is a testament to faith, creativity, leadership, service, and continuous growth.
Beyond fashion, Precious serves as an Assistant Pastor, where she continues to develop her passion for people, leadership, excellence, and service. She is also building a career in Data Analytics and Business Intelligence, combining creative thinking with data-driven problem-solving.
Her journey so far is a powerful reminder: you don't always have to choose just one dimension of yourself. You can grow, explore, learn, serve, and evolve along the way.
💬 Her Guiding Quote:
"You don't have to have everything figured out before you begin. Start with what you have, remain consistent, keep learning, and trust God with the journey."
📘An Unforgettable Lesson from School:
“Discipline and consistency matter.
Talent may give you a starting point, but discipline, perseverance, and the willingness to keep learning are what help you grow.”
She also learnt the value of friendships and relationships, recognizing that the people we meet and the experiences we share can shape us in ways we may not immediately realise.
🌱 Her Most Valuable Lesson in the Journey of Impact:
“Impact is not always about how visible you are; it is about the difference your life makes in the lives of others.”
🎓 Her Advice to Younger Alumnae:
Believe in yourself, but never stop learning.
Don't feel pressured to have your entire life figured out at a young age. Give yourself permission to grow, explore, make mistakes, learn from them, and start again.
Discover your strengths and intentionally develop them. Build meaningful relationships. Serve wherever you find yourself. Never despise small beginnings.
And most importantly, don't compare your journey with anyone else.
We celebrate Precious Dunsin Oluwadare; a reminder that growth is a journey, purpose can unfold in seasons, and every experience can become part of the bigger picture.
