Meet Meg


Meg 

is a Certified Speaker, Trainer and Coach from Nigeria. She is an easy going but very expressive, creative professional, and is passionate about self discovery. She is a prolific writer and seasoned speaker. Teaching comes to her naturally as she is quite accommodating and well centered. 
Meg is grounded in her belief in the Lord Jesus Christ, which forms the core of her service as a Minister in the vineyard of the Lord.

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