Ajibola Oladapo

Ms. Oladapo’s family is dedicated to public service and were active members of the Rotary and Inner Wheel Clubs.  Both her parents were Rotarians and were absolutely dedicated to community Service. Her paternal grandfather was a congressman in Nigeria and previously held the position of chairman of Ondo Local Government. He founded the Ondo development committee where he helped to develop the town, tarring roads and providing scholarships to indigent students. He was awarded an MBE by Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and Great Britain. Ms. Oladapo continued her family’s tradition of public service.  While still in Nigeria, she participated in numerous activities through the clubs to improve the lives of poor and low-income Nigerians, including supporting centers for abused women, building hostels for people dispossessed from their homes, and providing meals.  Through the Rotary club, Ms. Oladapo met a financially successful lawyer who handled many cases.  She decided that she wanted to follow in his footsteps and become a lawyer to help provide access to justice and to help her community in her capacity as an attorney.

After graduating from San Diego CA in 2007 and working briefly for 2 law firms, Ms. Oladapo moved to Washington State where she established her own law Practice in August of 2009.  Here, she has kept up the family’s legacy. With over 15 years of experience and expertise, she keeps pursuing her client’s interests aggressively.