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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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2027: Be Prepared to struggle for power, Wike tells PDP candidates
Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has challenged candidates contesting in the 2027 general elections on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to be prepared to struggle for power.
Wike, a national leader of the PDP, stated this during the party’s 109th National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting on Wednesday in Abuja.
“Nobody gives power. Nobody has done it. Power is taken; if you did not do so, it’s your business.
“You must fight for it to take it. Nobody gives power, and nobody is ready to dash you power. You have to struggle for it. You have to fight for it. You don’t have to be afraid.
“Every time you complain, oh, the governor is this, what do you want him to do? To allow you to come and take power like that?
“If you’re not serious, say you are not serious to struggle for power. When you take it, you appreciate it, not when they dash you and you don’t know the meaning of it,” Wike said.
He recalled his political journey through various struggles, including how he became governor when the incumbent belonged to a different political party.
Wike advised candidates, especially those running for governorship, to brace up for keen contests.
He said that in the present setting, most people were used to ‘food is ready’ politics.
“You are used to people preparing something for you to come and eat, and you think it will always be like that. It cannot always be like that.
“A time will come when there will be challenges in life and when you will be tempted in life,” he said.
Wike said that he happened to come from a background where he never got anything on a platter of gold, recalling that when he contested for a local government chairmanship position, the matter went all the way to the Supreme Court.
“When I don’t see challenges, I know that something is wrong, but when I see challenges, I know success has come,” he said.
He noted that when the PDP was in power, many of its members were like spoiled children depending on their father for daily provisions, reminding them that the party was no longer at the centre.
He urged them to see themselves as children whose father is sick, and remain determined not to disappoint him.
The minister also advised party members to stop introducing religion into politics and electoral matters, challenging them instead to return to their bases and work for the party’s success.
“Why do you bring your faith to this race? Everybody go home, go and bring something, and put it on the table in 2027. Go and bring something.
“I will bring something to the table here. Every NEC member has to bring something. If you bring a House of Representatives seat, you have done something.
“If you bring a House of Assembly member, you have done something. But don’t come here empty-handed; this is not a place for empty hands.
“This is a place where when you come, we look at the results of what you brought. That is what politics is all about,” he said.
Wike advised party members not to be distracted by claims from the Tanimu Turaki-led PDP faction that it would sponsor candidates for all elective positions in 2027.
He explained that the access code to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) candidate nomination portal would ultimately determine legitimacy.
“As far as I am concerned, June 26 is when INEC will give access codes to political parties to upload results. Don’t worry, we are good to go. Nobody is afraid; we will see who INEC will give the code to.
“It is not about going to collect money from people and saying we are in court. Nobody is afraid of the court; courts are meant for human beings, not ghosts.
“So, we are here, we are not afraid. Let them continue going to court while we continue to prepare for our own election.
“Don’t worry, stop thinking about what will happen; the worst has happened,” he said, adding that anyone who is not serious in the business of politics should leave.
The minister also challenged party members and leaders not to be afraid of intimidation, harassment, or arrest.
“Use me as an example. There is nothing I have not seen. I’ve seen everything, including intimidation,” he said.
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NUJ raises the alarm over insecurity, open grazing
The Nigeria Union of Journalists has expressed concern over rising insecurity, illegal revenue collection, open grazing and the growing misuse of public infrastructure across Delta State.
The union made its position known in a communiqué issued at the end of its congress in Asaba on Tuesday.
The congress, presided over by the Delta State Chairman of the union, Churchill Oyowe, reviewed key socio-economic, security, educational and environmental issues affecting the state.
On insecurity, the union said the increasing cases of kidnapping, armed robbery, cult-related violence and other crimes remained a major concern.
The union called on the Nigeria Police Force, Department of State Services and other security agencies to strengthen intelligence gathering, deepen community policing and improve collaboration with stakeholders to restore public confidence.
The congress also expressed concern over the activities of individuals allegedly operating as local government taskforces on federal roads, accusing them of harassing and extorting money from motorists.
It called for the immediate disbandment of all illegal road taskforces and urged security agencies to take action against those involved.
The union also raised concerns over reports of arbitrary and unauthorised levies imposed on parents and students in public schools across the state.
The congress called on the state government to investigate the allegations and sanction any official found culpable.
The union also criticised the growing use of flyovers in Asaba, Warri and Effurun as makeshift markets and motor parks by traders and tricycle operators.
Congress called on relevant government agencies to reclaim the facilities and enforce traffic regulations.
The union also expressed concern over weak enforcement of the Delta State anti-open grazing law.
It said continued violations of the law could threaten peaceful coexistence between farmers and herders, reduce agricultural productivity and worsen food security challenges.
The congress urged law enforcement agencies to ensure strict implementation of the law.
The union reaffirmed its commitment to promoting good governance, public accountability and citizens’ welfare, pledging to continue monitoring developments across the state in the interest of the public.
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Court remands Maiduguri businessmen over N13.6m fraud
The Borno State High Court sitting in Maiduguri has ordered the remand of a man, Gambo Mohammed, in a correctional facility over an alleged N13.65 million land fraud and money laundering case brought against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Mohammed was arraigned before Justice Babagana Shettima by the Maiduguri Zonal Directorate of the EFCC on a four-count charge bordering on alleged money laundering, obtaining money under false pretences and criminal misappropriation involving a total sum of N13,650,000.
According to the anti-graft agency, the defendant allegedly collected the money from one Umar Abubakar under the pretext of facilitating the purchase of two plots of land located opposite Maimalari Barracks in Jere Local Government Area of Borno State.
The EFCC alleged that after receiving the funds, Mohammed diverted the money to his personal use instead of completing the land transaction as agreed.
One of the charges filed against him stated that he fraudulently obtained the sum of N13.65 million from the complainant in 2025, purportedly as payment for two plots of land situated at Dubai Musari Ward, opposite Maimalari Barracks in Jere Local Government Area, knowing the representation to be false.
The charge reads in part: “That you, Gambo Mohammed, (a.k.a Modu Gambo), sometime in 2025, within the jurisdiction of this honourable Court, with intent to defraud, did obtain the sum of N13,650,000.00 from one Umar Abubakar, purportedly as purchase price for two plots of land situated at Dubai Musari Ward opposite Maimalari Barrack of Jere Local Government, Borno State, which you knew to be false.”
The prosecution maintained that the alleged act contravenes provisions of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act, 2006.
When the charges were read to him in court, Mohammed pleaded not guilty to all four counts.
Following his plea, prosecuting counsel, A.D. Abdulmalik, requested the court to fix a date for trial and urged that the defendant be remanded in a correctional centre pending the commencement of proceedings.
Delivering his judgement, Justice Shettima subsequently adjourned the matter until July 13, 2026, for a pre-trial conference.
The court also ordered that Mohammed be remanded at the Maiduguri Maximum Security Correctional Facility pending further hearing of the case.
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