Ugo Aliogo
When Mr. Adefemi Lawrence, founder of Fekomi Global Nigeria Limited, a parent company of Fekomi Herbals, set out to establish Fekomi Herbals, it was his passion to solve erectile dysfunction that has caused marital problems across the nation that drove him to it.
Best described as a penis care expert in Nigeria, the 31 year old entrepreneur stated that the need to save marriages from breaking up motivated him into finding the solution for men’s erectile problems.
He said: “Passion for erectile dysfunction treatment is what led me to start the business. As we all know that a reasonable percentage of our men are losing it due to stress and sickness hence the need for help. Moreover to reduce the level of divorce caused by lack of sexual satisfaction.”
Before embarking on his entrepreneurial journey, Adefemi Komiyo Lawrence, he obtained his first degree in Psychology University of Ado Ekiti. Komiyo hails from Akure in Ondo state.
For Lawrence, the quest for finding this solutions lead him to Empire Medical Training, Florida in USA to acquire an associate certificate in the treatment and management of erectile dysfunction.
Armed with the necessary knowledge to take care of men’s erectile problems with Fekomi Herbals extract products, the young Managing Director can boast of having helped over 30,000 erectile dysfunctional men get their confidence back in the area of their penis size and sexual prowess.
“Based on the feedback that I get on regular basis from users of my products, on a scale of one-10, I give the effectiveness of my products 9,” Lawrence said.
However, Fekomi Herbals not only focuses on men, but also takes care of women hormonal imbalance challenges as well as other sexually-related with over 15 products to its credits.
During a chat with journalists, he explained that indigenous herbal products can thrive if practitioners are passionate and involved in research of their products before hitting the market, adding that this would help gain the trust of potency and legitimacy from users.
Fekomi herbal products are sold in Nigeria and other African countries such as Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa, “with more countries to join subsequently,” he said.
He is currently studying a related erectile dysfunctional course at the Harvard University online.
