Folashade Olukoya, the wife of Dr. Daniel Olukoya, General Overseer of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries, has passed her PhD exam in Fine Art at the Royal College of Art in London.
Olukoya disclosed this in a Facebook post on Friday, describing the achievement as a source of joy to his family and an encouragement to young people, particularly pastors’ wives, to pursue academic excellence.
He wrote;
“I wish to extend my heartfelt congratulations to all members of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries worldwide, particularly our wonderful youths.
“I am delighted to announce that my beloved wife successfully passed her PhD examination in Fine Art research in ‘’Material reformation: Re-empowerment, Resistance and hope through the processual metaphors of paper” today at the Royal College of Arts. London, the world’s foremost university for art and design.
“This is a great testimony, a moment of joy for our family and a source of tremendous encouragement to our youths, young people aspiring for academic excellence, and particularly pastors’ wives.
“Her achievement is a reminder that with determination, discipline, hard work and the grace of God, great heights are attainable. Serving God and pursuing academic and professional excellence are not mutually exclusive.
It is good to note that MFM is not only known for producing men and women of prayer but also for producing people of outstanding intellectual, academic, scientific, artistic and professional accomplishments. This is a legacy worth deliberately cultivating among the younger generation.
“I pray that this testimony will inspire many of our young people to dream big, pursue their God-given potentials and refuse to place limitations on what God can accomplish through their lives.
“Once again, congratulations to all of us! This is our collective joy and testimony.
“God bless you all abundantly in Jesus’ name.
See you on the graduation day
Amen.”
Congratulations to Dr. Olukoya on this remarkable academic achievement. We rejoice with her and her family, and wish her continued success as she puts her knowledge and experience to good use.
