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Olubusola Oluwaferanmi: A daring healer and prophetess charts her trajectories in life, by Sylvanus Odion
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According to the American poet, singer, autobiographer, and civil rights activist, Maya Angelou, “Nothing can dim the light which shines from within.” Angelou, indeed, inspires humanity with both the uncommon beauty and the call to action of her words.
This venerable American icon and unconquerable lioness indisputably inspired the life story of Dr. Olubusola Oluwaferanmi, fondly known as ‘Dr. O’ – who navigates with a special light that shines from within her being. Not surprisingly, this pathway has enabled her illuminate and impact humanity in a way few could.
A highly seminal figure in the fields of pastoral counseling, life coaching, and holistic wellness, Dr. Olubusola Oluwaferanmi holds a Doctorate degree in Christian Counseling and is a certified life coach, massage therapist and licenced alternative medicine practitioner. Her ministerial work primarily focuses on marriage counseling, sex therapy, juvenile delinquency, spiritual and inner healing, and youth empowerment.
Dr. O totally and incontrovertibly believes that wellness is the complete integration of body, mind, and spirit – the realization that everything a human does – think, feel, and believe-has an effect on his or her state of wellbeing. She has demonstrated this spiritual and scientific knowledge in her accomplishments and diverse interventions.
She is steeped in a rich background of Christian ministry and counseling, combining her academic achievements with practical experience. She is an ordained Reverend and Prophetess, a certified marriage mentor and SYMBIS Facilitator (Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts.) She is also a member of American Association of Christian Counselors, and she has been actively involved in various forms of counseling since 2001.
Notable television personality Max Carver speaks to the deeper human purpose when he insightfully noted that “Empathy is the starting point for creating a community and taking action. It’s the impetus for creating change.” Dr. O has not simply created a community but international communities of purpose which she shepherds with empathy and purpose. What’s more – she is creating positive change in peoples’ lives.
In 2011, she founded “Intimate Issues with Dr. Olubusola” (IIWDO), a 501c charity organization aimed at supporting victims of domestic violence, particularly in Africa and among the African Diaspora. She is also the founder of Dr. Olubusola Foundation, DOF, a registered NGO in Nigeria.
She, also, is the founder of Audacious Women of Purpose Global. Through this organization, she has empowered widows, provided counseling for teenage pregnant girls, and recruited counselors to spread the organization’s mission.
Her influence extends beyond individual counseling. She is a seasoned missionary and a dynamic speaker who has traveled globally, teaching and empowering mostly women, children and youth. Her approach to healing and empowerment is holistic, focusing on reconciling, impacting, and building communities through guidance, charity outreach, mentoring, and training programmes.
Significantly, her work is deeply rooted in her personal experiences and her desire to help others achieve healing and happiness, no matter the depth of their wounds
Dr. O is a prominent figure in the fields of holistic wellness and alternative medicine. She is the Founder and CEO of FerFis Holistic Wellness, which operates both in the USA and Nigeria. Originally from Nigeria, Dr. Oluwaferanmi has traveled extensively, focusing on teaching and empowering women and youth around the world.
She is deeply committed to her mission of building a strong sense of community by reconciling, building, and impacting both adults and youths to live healthy, fulfilling lives. Her holistic approach to wellness integrates physical, emotional, and spiritual health, making her a sought-after expert in her field.
In addition to her wellness practice, Dr. O is also an author. Her book, “Enjoying Sexual Bliss in Your Marriage,” reflects her expertise in sex therapy and her commitment to helping couples achieve deeper intimacy and satisfaction in their relationships. Her second book “Unmasking the Soul” reflects Steps to freedom and healing from Domestic Abuse and Violence.
Her teachings often stress the importance of self-discovery, setting boundaries, and making informed decisions, particularly in the context of relationships and marriage.
Her expertise in sex therapy suggests a contradiction between being a shepherdess of Christ and boldly speaking to human sexuality – especially in cross-cultural settings.
The nature of her interventions, especially in human sexuality, straddles disparate cultures – though both in the 21st Century. The United States, her adopted country, represents Western civilization, a culture that accommodates liberalism, while Nigeria, her birth nation mirrors largely a conservative African milieu.
In Nigeria, a woman is expected to wear lipstick, carry a handbag and speak gently. Sexuality themes are off the table. Although this scenario is gradually changing, it’s a ground to be trodden with caution. But Dr. O navigates with knowledge and empathy. She offers guidance and therapy to help individuals and couples achieve fulfilling and healthy sexual relationships.
Dr. O’s work is widely recognized and celebrated. She has been honoured for her contributions to wellness and her efforts to support victims of domestic violence. Through her holistic wellness practice and her charitable work, she continues to inspire and empower individuals to lead healthier, more balanced lives.
A highly regarded holistic wellness practitioner with a comprehensive approach to health and well-being that integrates physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects, she offers a variety of services designed to promote holistic health and personal growth through FerFis Holistic Wellness in both the USA and Nigeria.
According to Greg Anderson, one of America’s greatest wellness advocates, “When we are motivated by goals that have deep meaning, by dreams that need completion, by pure love that needs expressing, then we truly live life.” That is the story of Dr. O.
As the founding CEO of FerFis Holistic Wellness in both the USA and Nigeria, Dr. O offers a variety of services designed to promote holistic health and personal growth. A quick check-list would include:
●The Holistic Method
Her holistic wellness practice includes alternative medicine, sex therapy, neuromuscular therapy, and life coaching. This approach is rooted in the belief that true wellness comes from balancing the mind, body, and spirit. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the interconnectedness of these elements and uses a combination of traditional and alternative therapies to address the root causes of health issues.
● Services and Specialties
● Alternative Medicine: She deploys natural and non-invasive methods to treat various health conditions, aiming to restore the body’s natural balance and enhance its self-healing capabilities.
● Sex Therapy: She offers guidance and therapy to help individuals and couples achieve fulfilling and healthy sexual relationships. Her book, “Enjoying Sexual Bliss in Your Marriage,” highlights her expertise in this field and her commitment to improving intimate relationships.
● Neuromuscular Therapy: This specialized form of massage therapy focuses on alleviating pain and dysfunction by understanding and treating the underlying neuromuscular causes.
● Life Coaching and Pastoral Counseling: Dr. O provides life coaching to help clients achieve personal and professional goals, and pastoral counseling to offer Spiritual support and guidance.
● Educational/Motivational Role
Dr. O is also a motivational speaker and educator, known for her ability to inspire and empower her audience. She travels globally to teach and empower women and youth, focusing on topics such as self-discovery, personal growth, and achieving a balanced life. Her teachings emphasize the importance of setting boundaries, making informed decisions, and understanding one’s purpose in life.
● Community Impact
Through her holistic wellness practice and charitable initiatives, she has made significant contributions to community well-being. She has been honored for her efforts in supporting victims of domestic violence and her work in empowering individuals to lead healthier lives. Her commitment to community service is reflected in her efforts to provide holistic health education and services to underserved populations.
Dr. O’s holistic wellness practice is outstanding for its integrative approach, combining the best of traditional and alternative therapies to promote overall health and well-being. Her work not only addresses physical health but also nurtures emotional and spiritual growth, helping individuals achieve a balanced and fulfilling life.
According to the notable American inventor Thomas Edison, “The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will instruct his patients in care of the human frame, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease.”
Dr. Olubusola Oluwaferanmi is indeed a doctor of the future. She is also a doctor of today playing the rare role of both a healer of humanities, fears, frailties and uncertainties. Perhaps, most importantly, she is a humble shepherdess of her beloved Christ.
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BREAKING: President Faye of Senegal Takes Helm of ECOWAS at Regional Summit
By Gloria Ikibah
Senegalese President, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, has been elected as the new Chairman of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, taking over the leadership of the regional bloc at a crucial period for West Africa.
His election was announced during the 69th Ordinary Session of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, held in Lungi, Sierra Leone.
Faye succeeds the outgoing chairman as ECOWAS continues to grapple with regional security challenges, political transitions, economic integration and efforts to strengthen cooperation among member states.
His emergence is expected to usher in a new phase of leadership with a focus on promoting peace, democratic governance, economic development and regional unity across West Africa.
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Nigeria Pushes for Stronger ECOWAS, Condemns Afrophobia, Calls for Deeper Regional Unity
By Gloria Ikibah
Vice President Kashim Shettima has reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to a more united, secure and economically integrated West Africa, urging ECOWAS member states to embrace good governance, strengthen democratic institutions and accelerate implementation of the ECOWAS Compact for the Future of Regional Integration.
Speaking on behalf of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the 69th Ordinary Session of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government and the Summit of the Future in Lungi, Sierra Leone, Shettima said Nigeria remained committed to providing principled leadership in advancing peace, prosperity and regional cooperation.
He began by expressing appreciation to the Government and people of Sierra Leone for hosting the summit and congratulated President Julius Maada Bio on the inauguration of the Julius Maada Bio International Conference Centre.
The Vice President commended President Bio’s stewardship of ECOWAS over the past year, describing his leadership as instrumental in sustaining dialogue and regional solidarity amid political, economic and security challenges.
He also praised the ECOWAS Commission for developing the ECOWAS Compact for the Future of Regional Integration, describing it as a forward-looking roadmap for the region.
He said: “Nigeria reaffirms its unwavering commitment to the Compact, which represents a significant milestone in our regional integration journey. It reflects the collective resolve of Member States to renew the ideals of ECOWAS, strengthen regional solidarity, and build a more resilient, prosperous, peaceful, and people-centred Community capable of meeting the aspirations of its over 400 million citizens.”
According to Shettima, the Compact aligns with ECOWAS Vision 2050 and extends the bloc’s collective aspirations towards 2075 by shifting the focus from an “ECOWAS of States” to an “ECOWAS of the People.”
He reaffirmed Nigeria’s readiness to work closely with other member states to ensure the successful implementation of the Compact’s strategic pillars.
“As the largest economy and one of the key founding members of our Regional Economic Community, Nigeria remains steadfast in its historic responsibility to continue the promotion of regional unity, peace, economic integration, and democratic governance.”
On economic integration, Shettima stressed the need to expand regional trade, industrialisation and infrastructure while supporting the gradual implementation of the ECO single currency.
“Nigeria remains committed to initiatives that remove trade barriers, improve cross-border infrastructure, facilitate the free movement of persons, goods, and services, and create an enabling environment for businesses, entrepreneurs, and investors to thrive across West Africa”, he said.
Addressing governance and security, the Vice President said sustainable development could only flourish in an atmosphere of peace and stability.
He reaffirmed Nigeria’s support for constitutional governance, the rule of law and democratic principles.
“Beyond adventurism, the most effective tool against unconstitutional changes of government and mass protests that are capable of undermining good order is for us to enthrone good governance that delivers more tangible benefits to our citizens. We must also avoid the temptation to tamper with constitutional term limits or exploit constitutional processes”, he noted.
He further reiterated Nigeria’s commitment to establishing the ECOWAS Counter Terrorism Force and strengthening the regional Standby Force.
“Nigeria remains committed to the setting up of the Counter Terrorism Force, and strengthening of the ECOWAS Standby Force in order to enhance counter-terrorism cooperation, intelligence sharing, joint security operations, and preventive diplomacy to safeguard peace and stability across our region”, he added.
The Vice President also highlighted the importance of science, technology and innovation in driving regional development.
He welcomed plans to establish a Digital Single Market and regional frameworks for artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and digital infrastructure.
On youth and women, Shettima described them as West Africa’s greatest asset and called for greater investment in education, entrepreneurship and leadership opportunities.
“Nigeria remains dedicated to advancing gender equality, expanding opportunities for women in leadership and decision-making, investing in education and skills development, supporting youth entrepreneurship, and ensuring that young people are active participants in shaping the future of West Africa”, Shettima said.
Turning to institutional reforms, he stressed the importance of accountability, transparency and sustainable financing in restoring public confidence in ECOWAS.
He also called for stronger regional cooperation in response to changing global geopolitical realities.
On recent tensions within the region, Shettima reiterated Nigeria’s commitment to dialogue and constructive engagement, particularly with the Alliance of Sahel States (AES).
“Nigeria remains firmly committed to dialogue, solidarity and constructive engagement, especially with the AES, as the foundation for preserving the unity, relevance, and future of ECOWAS”, he said.
The Vice President used the occasion to strongly condemn recent attacks on African nationals in South Africa.
Shettima also reminded South Africa of Nigeria’s role during the anti-apartheid struggle.
He disclosed that Nigeria had already evacuated 1,490 of its citizens from South Africa in seven batches and remained prepared to continue diplomatic engagement on the matter.
“Nigeria condemns in strong terms the recent Afrophobic attack on its citizens and other fellow Africans in the Republic of South Africa.
“South Africa should be reminded that the freedom the country currently enjoys is due to the liberation efforts of African countries such as Nigeria”, he stated.
Backing Ghana’s earlier proposal, he urged ECOWAS to table the issue before the African Union.
“ECOWAS should present this matter before the next meeting of the Authority of the African Union to send a clear message that this type of behaviour is unacceptable.”
Vice President Shettima therefore urged governments, regional institutions, civil society, development partners, the private sector, women and young people to support the implementation of the ECOWAS Compact.
“The Compact provides a roadmap to strengthen regional unity, restore public trust, and build a more resilient and people-centred ECOWAS capable of effectively addressing current and future challenges.
“Nigeria will continue to provide principled leadership and work with all Member States to advance our shared vision of a peaceful, integrated, prosperous, secure and globally respected West Africa, in line with our aspirations”, Shettima said.
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Peter Obi gives reason why he picked Kwankwaso as running mate
Presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, Peter Obi, has disclosed reason behind his decision to pick the leader of Kwankwassiyya Movement, Rabiu Kwankwaso, as his running mate.
In an interview with Sun, Obi said he decided to settle for the former governor of Kano State because “Kwankwaso has the philosophy of pulling people out of poverty”.
Obi said himself and Kwankwaso have similar philosophy on reviving the country’s economy to better the lives of citizens.
“I have the same philosophy. Kwankwaso believes in education. You cannot change society without education.
“If you look at my X, formerly Twitter, I made it clear that I will emphasise on education. Education is going to change society.
“Nigeria must be seen to form its innermost human capital, which we need to develop. Kwankwaso believes in this. I do. We have synergy.”
Obi also dismissed speculation suggesting that there is disagreement between him and Kwankwaso, stating that they remain united in strategizing ahead of the January 2027 elections.
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