Chief Osarumen Izevbigie is a ( Crown Chief She is The YEYE OGIDI-OMO OF IJU ISHAGE LAGOS) And she is affectionately known as Sister Osas, she is a remarkable individual born in Nigeria and spent her formative years with her mother and her grandmother while her father pursued his education in the United States of America. In 1995 Osas later takes refuge in Canada. Her background is in healthcare, she exudes warmth, enthusiasm, and courage in facing challenges. Osas is a proud mother of four children, and she is also a prominent figure in charitable work. As the Founder of Affectionate Hands Corporations, she is and Author of Heartbroken Yet Unbroken and the driving force behind Shield Family Homes, she tirelessly strives to alleviate suffering in both Canada and Nigeria. Her life took a poignant turn when she was looking at her father lifeless body in a coffee, this poignant moment inspired her to share her experiences and the experience of others in the form of a book within these pages unfolds the story of a resilient soul, dedicated to bringing hope and support to those in need living a profound impact through unwavering compassion and an inspiring journey.

In these pages, readers will find the compelling tale of Osas, a woman who transcends boundaries to make a positive impact. Her unwavering dedication to charitable endeavors speaks volumes about her compassionate nature and commitment to making a difference. Whether it’s through fostering homes, supporting foster parents, or contributing to her community, Osas embodies the spirit of empathy and resilience. Her story serves as a beacon of hope, inspiring others to overcome challenges and embrace opportunities for personal and societal betterment.