About Fifi's Corner

 Welcome!

Fifi's Corner is best described as the birthplace of emotional healing. 

Setup by Oluwaferanmi Peace Akinbote, (FIfi), the community is one that is designed to look out for the prosperity of the human soul. We partner with individuals to help them fit together in perfect harmony, every bit of themselves and every area of their lives. 

For Individuals, we picture them leading a life of 'wholeness and authenticity.' To this end, we preach the gospel of self awareness and shame resilience. 

The work currently being done at Fifi's Corner is one that cuts across the integral aspects of human interaction, progression and integration. They include:

1. Family life

2. Work-life Interaction and, 

3. The educational System 

Addressing the pain points of the units listed above, we believe that a saner community can be redesigned where individuals will be allowed to flourish and lead the lives of their original design.


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