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Five African Women Inspiring Faith Leadership and Purpose Driven Impact

Across ministry, leadership, media, family advocacy, and social transformation, African women continue to demonstrate that true influence is rooted in service, wisdom, and purpose. This week’s selection celebrates five exceptional women whose lives and work are strengthening families, empowering women, nurturing faith, and inspiring a generation to lead with integrity and compassion.

Dr. Love Ogah – Academic, Author and Founder, LDM with Dr. Love

Dr. Love Ogah is an accomplished academic, author, and women’s ministry leader committed to raising women of purpose and spiritual maturity. Through her teaching ministry and leadership platform, LDM with Dr. Love, she equips women with practical biblical principles for personal growth, leadership, family life, and purposeful living. As the daughter of David Oyedepo, she has continued to build a distinct ministry centred on mentorship, discipleship, and empowering women to become transformational leaders in their homes, careers, and communities.

Funmi Olubakin – Co-Pastor, Supernatural Life Church, Marriage Coach and Author

Pastor Funmi Olubakin is a respected relationship mentor, certified marriage coach, professional counsellor, and co-pastor of Supernatural Life Church. Through counselling, conferences, books, and mentorship programmes, she has helped countless individuals and couples build healthy relationships founded on biblical values and emotional intelligence. Her practical teachings on marriage, personal development, and family life have established her as a trusted voice in Christian counselling and relationship coaching.

Abimbola Davids – President and Founder, The Women of Worth Foundation

Pastor Abimbola Davids is the President and Founder of The Women of Worth Foundation, a platform dedicated to empowering women and nurturing families through mentorship, leadership development, and community outreach. A passionate advocate for women and children, she has spoken at numerous conferences and leadership forums, encouraging women to embrace their God-given identity and purpose. Alongside her husband, Pastor Yemi Davids, she continues to influence lives through ministry, education, and family-focused initiatives.

Toyin Poju-Oyemade – Pastor, Media Executive and Documentary Filmmaker

Pastor Toyin Poju-Oyemade is a media professional, documentary filmmaker, and ministry leader whose work bridges faith and storytelling. Through StoryTeller Media Productions, she has produced documentaries, interview programmes, and inspirational content that highlight leadership, resilience, and transformational living. She also serves alongside her husband, Pastor Poju Oyemade, at The Covenant Nation, while leading initiatives that encourage purposeful living, worship, and kingdom influence. Her work demonstrates the power of media as a tool for education, inspiration, and societal transformation.

Anwinli Ojeikere – Co-Founder, The Winlos, Relationship Counsellor, Author, Actress and Pastor

Anwinli Ojeikere is a pastor, relationship counsellor, author, actress, and co-founder of The Winlos, one of Africa’s most influential Christian digital ministries. Through engaging films, comedy, and relatable online content created alongside her husband, she addresses faith, relationships, marriage, and contemporary Christian living with authenticity and humour. Beyond digital ministry, she continues to mentor couples and young adults while using storytelling to communicate timeless biblical truths to a global audience.

Why SHE Matters

This week’s honourees exemplify the enduring influence of women whose leadership is anchored in faith, service, and purpose. Whether through ministry, education, counselling, media, or community development, they continue to strengthen families, empower women, and inspire transformational leadership across Africa and beyond. Their lives are a testament to the power of faith expressed through meaningful action and lasting impact.

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