Ngozi Okoro had a difficult childhood in the coal town of Enugu State, Nigeria, under the rules, discipline and watchful eye of his meticulous parents. As her classmates and friends played, Ngozi spent countless hours under the strict supervision of her parents learning the way of morals and the Word. Her father wanted her to grow up well and become a shining example for her younger siblings.
Although all was not rosy for her, Lolo Ngozi Okoro is a successful woman who has made a positive impact on the hearts and minds of young people, teaching women to do business for themselves while glorifying the Name of the Lord with ease.
Lolo Ngozi Okoro is from Amankalu Alayi in the Bende Local Government Area of Abia State, Nigeria. She loves God. She married a business tycoon, boss John Okoro, at the young age of twenty, but she had a primary infertility problem for fifteen years. It was not easy for her due to the importance given to motherhood in this part of the world.
However, the fact that she lived a chaste life as a child strengthened her determination and faith in God for a miracle. In the midst of so many tribulations and depressions, her great love for God kept her going. She maintained a pure and true relationship with God. Despite everything that happened, her faith in God never wavered.
He had practically everything he wanted materially and financially, but he was not having his best moment because he had no children.
One day, she had a dream and was instructed in that dream to share, engage and inspire new entrepreneurial ideas in women; build a community of innovative and developed leaders among them. She was asked to look away from what was going on and begin the journey toward visionary innovation that aims to reach wide coverage and have a multi-generational impact on the country’s economic growth. She wrote down all the strategies and began building structures to help women achieve success. She taught and trained many women, educated her children and gave them hope for the future.
In the economic capital of Benin her name is heard as a woman who gives food to the disadvantaged and helps the oppressed. Even during the difficult times of her life, she helped pregnant women by praying with and for them, accompanying them to delivery rooms, paying their bills, making their children’s baptism a great success, dressing and paying school fees for the children. She was happy giving good meaning to life and having a positive impact on the people in her world.
He pursued his interests and convictions righteously. She was always singing praises to God, regardless of her almost insurmountable defiance of hers. She never gave up on herself!
At one point, he became so gloomy that it seemed like the whole world had turned against her; every once in a while, when there was no one, absolutely no one to talk to, she stands in front of her vanity mirror and lifts herself up in the Lord! She proclaimed that it is a success and that it is a testimony to other women. She kept speaking the Word and believing in God because of her testimony. This is a company that many women need to learn and apply.
In 1995, he traveled to Germany for a medical check-up in an attempt to change his situation. Upon his arrival, a European doctor told him that his blood level was around 40%, his weight around 65 kg; and the medical experts wanted to know if he eats anything He spent so much money on medication and underwent IVF three times, but all failed.
In 1998, broken and confused, she returned to Africa after it was diagnosed that her ovaries were not working and her tubes were blocked.
In 2003, he contacted the president of Sisters Fellowship International. After studying, not just reading her testimony, she knew her own miracle was on the way, and she was next in line for a divine touch. She became more committed to impacting her world with the glorious gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. She knew that God wants her service, so she gave herself completely to the gospel. The day she joined Sisters Fellowship International was the day she was appointed President of the fraternity in Cotonou, Republic of Benin.
About a year later, his story changed; she underwent minor surgery in Lagos, Nigeria, after which the doctor told her that if she doesn’t get in the way of family within three months, it means she will never have a biological child of her own. The first two months passed and nothing happened, but she kept working on her faith. Towards the end of the third month, she went into the office and was playing with a two-year-old French baby and instantly the baby started speaking French., the baby is inside.
Embarrassed, he gave the baby to his mother, ran into his office to check the calendar. She realized that the time of her monthly period had passed, she went to get tested and it was confirmed, she was pregnant after 15 years! She had her first child in August 2005 and the whole city of Cotonou stopped for hours, people rushed to her residence to see this testimony for themselves. What a miracle! Today, she enjoys her marriage to two wonderful children of the Lord.
She is currently the Area President of Sisters Fellowship International, Republic of Benin; She is the President of Destiny Builders’ International and the co-host of the award-winning Conference on Relationships, Entrepreneurship, Authorship and Leadership, International Youth Conference, Cotonou. She is impacting her world with the inversion of her personality. Her influence and contributions to the lives of young people and women is quite inspiring and should be emulated.
Copyright, Jaachynma Agu