Family House Africa Formerly Called Praise Fowowe International Is The Global Capital For Family Innovation And Strategy
16/09/2025
Happy Birthday, PF
Today, we celebrate not just your birthday, but the audacity of your dream, a dream shaping homes, raising leaders, and transforming Africa.
And as you both mark 19 years of love and partnership, we honor your marriage, a union rooted in purpose, building legacies, and inspiring generations.
With love from your FHA Family.
We Honour You
11/09/2025
*Expand your parenting knowledge by diving into our library - we have volumes for parents and children alike:*
1. Unbroken - N20,000 - familyhouseafrica.com/unbroken
2. Out Of The Box Parenting - N7,000 - selar.com/Ootbphcbook
3. Strictly For Parents - N1,500 - selar.com/Strictly4parentshcbook
4. Strictly For Boys - N1,000 - selar.com/Strictly4boyshcbook
5. Strictly For Girls - N1,000 - selar.com/Strictly4girlshcbook
6. S*x Helpline - N2,500 - selar.com/S*xhelplinehcbook
7. Un******ng S*x - N1,000 - selar.com/Un******ngsexhcbook
8. Superkidz - N2,500 - selar.com/Superkidshcbook
You can also make payment directly to our account:
1310449574
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The books are available in both e-copy and hard copy
You can pick up at our office at VGC Lagos
They can also be delivered to you at a fee:
Lagos - 3,500
South/West - 4,500 to 5,000
South/South/East - 5,500 - 6,500
North/West/Central - 6,500 - 7,000
Delivery takes between 48 hours and 96 hours (depending on location)
Buy SUPER KIDZ by Family House Africa on Selar This book is about teaching every child what they need to know about their sexuality and how to checkmate the activities of the predator. The strength of the predators is the ignorance of a child but where a child is properly empowered the predator is bus...
“The wound is the place where the light enters you.” – Rumi
We often see wounds as weaknesses, evidence of failure, betrayal, or loss. But what if your wound is not just a scar but an opening?
A wound cracks us open, making space for light to enter. Light in the form of healing, awareness, truth, grace, and divine love.
A wound in the mind can shatter limiting beliefs and open you to new wisdom.
A wound in the body can teach you gentleness and awaken your strength.
A wound in the heart can deepen compassion and expand your capacity to love.
A wound in the spirit can strip away pretenses and invite a more authentic walk with God.
Even communities and nations carry wounds of injustice, inequality, or division. Yet those very cracks can become the birthplaces of reform, unity, and healing.
Your wound is not just a reminder of pain. It’s a sacred threshold where transformation begins. Don’t hide it. Don’t despise it. Let it breathe. Let it be the channel through which light pours in, reshaping you into someone wiser, stronger, and more whole.
Today, pause and ask yourself:
- Where in your life do you feel most “wounded” right now?
- What “light” might be trying to enter through that wound; greater self-awareness, compassion, divine connection, or a new way of living?
familyhouseafrica.com/blueprint
Omotola Atitebi
From Praise Fowowe International to Family House Africa.Our name changed, but our heartbeat never did.For years, we have trained and equipped people from every walk of life, children, teenagers, parents, professionals, organizations, and communities both at home and abroad.
Why?Because when families thrive, societies flourish. Stronger homes birth stronger nations, and that’s the future we are building.
At Family House Africa, we don’t just talk about problems, we build solutions that transform lives. From family systems to organizational culture, we design tools and trainings that empower people to connect deeper, lead better, and live fulfilled.This is more than a program.
This is a movement to make every family thrive.Catch the vision, and join us as we reclaim the strength of families across Africa and the world.visit us at: www.familyhouseafrica.com
07/08/2025
09/04/2023
Easter and a new order of family
You need to lock yourself up and listen to this in case you have become so pained that you are now inflicting pains on your friends
In Africa, there are countless women who have inspired and continue to inspire us with their resilience, innovation, and leadership.
Today, we want to share with you the stories of four African women heroes who have made a significant impact in their respective fields:
1. Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti: Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti was a Nigerian feminist and political activist. She was a leading figure in the struggle for Nigeria's independence and was also a pioneer in women's rights activism in Nigeria.
2. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was the first female president of Liberia and the first elected female head of state in Africa. She was instrumental in promoting peace, democracy, and economic development in Liberia.
3. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is a Nigerian writer and speaker. She has won numerous literary awards for her novels and essays, including the Orange Prize and the National Book Critics Circle Award. Adichie is also a vocal feminist and has given several TED Talks on gender equality and the dangers of a single story.
4. Hajiya Gambo Sawaba: Hajiya Gambo Sawaba was a Nigerian politician and women's rights activist. She was a vocal advocate for women's participation in politics and was known for her outspoken opposition to military rule in Nigeria. Sawaba also founded the Women's Freedom League and the Northern Elements Progressive Union.
These women have shown us that with determination, perseverance and passion, we can achieve anything we set our minds to. They have challenged the status quo and defied the odds to make a positive impact in their communities and the world.
I hope that they inspire you to achieve great things. You’re capable of making a difference in the world and your voice matters.
Happy Women’s Day to every woman in our community❤️.
We await your emergence💪🏾
12/04/2023