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Award-winning abuse recovery specialist Ruth Oluwadare launches new book

by Eunice Afolabi
August 13, 2023
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Award-winning abuse recovery specialist Ruth Oluwadare launches new book

Ruth Oluwadare believes that everyone dserves to be happy.

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A UK-based abuse recovery specialist and relationship coach, Ruth Oluwadare has recently launched a book titled: ‘Why Good Girls Marry Bad Boys’

It’s a five-chapter book that describes what the state of mind of girls should look like, from the point of desiring a partner to finally getting hooked, the unassuming mistakes they make, what they ought to look out for and how to position themselves in the world of relationships.

The UK-Based Consultant is a woman of many hats.

Who is Ruth Oluwadare?

Ruth Oluwadare is a certified mental health coach relationship consultant, abuse recovery specialist and matchmaker, amongst other things, it’s safe to say she is a woman of many hats.

She is passionate about providing scalable solutions to relationship related challenges, unravelling blind-spots, weaknesses and harnessing their strengths. She  has worked with singles, married and divorced across different background, opening their eyes to the red flags in their relationship while helping the married avoid a deteriorating union.

Beyond coaching, Ruth runs a business through Beeks World Multichain, which has a subsidiary in personal shopping known as Beeks personal shopper, where she is committed to providing ease and comfort for Africans, enabling them to purchase different items from the UK, including fashion items, gadget, home essentials and get them through to the customers wherever they are at an affordable fee.

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Her matchmaking business has connected people to their partners across the globe.

Ruth is also an author of five books and is fond of reading, watching YouTube channels or thinking about a new idea worth executing.

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Eunice Afolabi

Eunice Afolabi

Eunice Afolabi is a content writer and travel journalist that loves to write and document her experiences, she is big on spotlighting unsung heroes and celebrating them.

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Comments 9

  1. Obasaki Modupe says:
    2 years ago

    Lovely, she deserves it. God bless Ruth

    Reply
  2. Tifetoria says:
    2 years ago

    Welldone ma’am
    We are proud of you.

    Reply
  3. ucuz uc satın al says:
    1 year ago

    Thank you so much!

    Reply
  4. primal grow says:
    1 year ago

    Thanks for thr great article!

    Reply
  5. ucuz uc saın al says:
    1 year ago

    Thanks for thr great article!

    Reply
  6. glucotrust says:
    1 year ago

    Thanks for thr great article!

    Reply
  7. Samuel Oluwadamilare says:
    1 year ago

    Hi that’s God during, keep it on you will get in high in Jesus name amen.

    Reply
  8. Samuel Oluwadamilare says:
    1 year ago

    Dear you deserve it, Ruth I proud of you more strength to great higher in Jesus name Amen.

    Reply
  9. boostaro says:
    1 month ago

    Thanks for thr great article!

    Reply

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