Taiwo Iredele Odubiyi is a Nigerian author, pastor, international speaker, and marriage and relationship counsellor. Taiwo has written romance novels; children's books; and self-help books on rape, relationships, and Christian living. She is the founder of the Pastor Taiwo Odubiyi Ministries. She was a columnist in The Nigerian Canadian News, The National Mirror, and The US immigration Newspaper. She is the host of the podcast, It's All About You, and the YouTube program, TenderHeartsLink (teachings on relationships for the single and the married).
Life She and her husband, Sola Odubiyi, were ordained as pastors in 1996, under the spiritual leadership of the both now late pastors Taiwo Odukoya and Bimbo Odukoya (the co-founders of the Fountain of Life Church in Lagos, Nigeria). She has three daughters.
Pastor Taiwo Odubiyi Ministries The Pastor Taiwo Odubiyi Ministries is responsible for multiple projects. They publish novels and informative books and promote evangelism through the TV and radio program It's All About You! . The organization also provides relationship and general counselling, manages the TenderHeartsLink YouTube, and holds programs and seminars for teens, singles, women and married couples.
TenderHearts Family Support Initiative TenderHearts Family Support Initiative is a non-governmental organization that deals with supporting, counselling, and encouraging rape victims; reaching out to the less privileged; organizing (organizing) Christmas programs (programs) for children living with disabilities; and rendering emotional & financial support to orphans.
Books
Christian romance novels Source
Love on the Pulpit
Broken Together Friends to Forever Made A Way
Books for Children and Teens Taiwo believes that it is never too early to teach and educate children on the dangers of sex before marriage, and on being aware of child molesters.
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Greater Tomorrow
Self-help books Source </ref>
Published in Yoruba as Ifi'pa bani lopo
See also Nigerian woman novelists Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Buchi Emecheta Flora Nwapa Karen King-Aribisala Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani Ifeoma Okoye Adaora Lily Ulasi
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