As part of the Ransome-Kuti family, Fumnilayo’s activities, in their audacious infectiousness, almost comprehensively engaged Wole, especially since the compounds of the AGS served as the venue of the women’s meetings. As Funmilayo’s organization grew in population and vociferous intensity, metamorphosing into the dreaded Abeokuta Women’s Union (AWU), their activities seemed to merge with school business. As Johnson-Odim and Nina Emma Mba write in their biography of the redoubtable Mrs Ransome-Kuti, “The School and the family were also drawn into the Ransome-Kufi political orbit. Women’s meetings were held in the school courtyard, and the inner circle of the Abeokuta Women’s Union (AWU) convened in the Ransome-Kufi living quarters, which also served as a headquarters for the women’s demonstrations.”24