New memoir ‘Wellness Wahala: Faith, Fire, and Favor’ launches globally with giveaway prizes to celebrate Nigerian resilience, diaspora excellence

From ABUJA to ATLANTA

Dr. Oluwatomiloba “Tomi” Ademokun, a distinguished Nigerian-American public health diplomat and Vice President of Nigerians in Diaspora Organization Americas (NIDOA) South Savannah Chapter, has announced the official release of her powerful memoir, Wellness Wahala: Faith, Fire, and Favor on Diplomatic Duty, on August 5, 2025 – her birthday.

In this inspirational memoir, Dr. Ademokun shares her gripping journey from surviving bomb blasts and bureaucratic battles to finding divine restoration and purpose. The book is structured in three themes:

•Faith – highlighting spiritual endurance through delays and disappointments;

•Fire – revealing trials like diplomatic crises, illness, and betrayals; and

•Favor – celebrating redemption, resilience, and divine breakthroughs.

To mark the release, Dr. Ademokun has launched a Wellness Wahala Giveaway to reward supporters in Nigeria and the USA:

•🎁 3 Winners in Nigeria will receive ₦50,000 each

•🎁 2 Winners in the USA will receive $50 each

How to Enter:

1.Follow @WellnessWahala on social media

2.Pre-order or show proof of purchase of the book

3.Tag 3 friends and share the post using hashtag #WellnessWahalaWarrior

4.(Bonus): Submit a short 30–60 second review video

📅 Deadline: July 30, 2025

🎉 Winners Announced: August 5, 2025

The book is available globally on major platforms:

•📚 Amazon (Paperback/Hardcover/Kindle)

•📗 Barnes & Noble

•📕 Kobo eBooks

•📘 Nigeria Orders via Selar: https://selar.com/51y81cxj19

Proceeds from Wellness Wahala will go towards humanitarian causes, including scholarships to students in Nigeria and across the diaspora through NIDOA South Savannah and the Reliable Women and Youth Empowerment Foundation.

This literary debut is part of a larger push to amplify the voices of Nigerian diaspora authors. NIDOA has featured Dr. Ademokun as part of its “Authors Unite” campaign spotlighting African writers transforming lives through storytelling.

“This memoir was birthed in pain, refined in fire, and crowned with favor. I pray it inspires a new generation of warriors to rise strong in the face of wahala,” said Dr. Ademokun.

“Join the movement, share your story, and become a Wellness Wahala Warrior,” she said.