The THHC Abuja Blaze Community Chapter held its maiden inaugural meeting the past Saturday, March 22, 2025, bringing together members both physically and virtually in a dynamic and impactful gathering.
The meeting, which was conducted in two segments on site and online successfully achieved its objectives, including the official launch of the Abuja Blaze Community Chapter, attended by 18 members. The physical gathering took place at the residence of Ambassador Team Leader and Host, Ibifaka Jane Wolo.
The online session commenced with an introduction of members to Dr. Consty Alipoe, THHC President of Community and National Club Chapters, who delivered a goodwill message. Representatives from sister chapters in Port Harcourt, Ghana, and Lagos also participated in the session.
Additionally, THHC Abuja Blaze members were introduced to Prof. Tonye Kemabonta (Todayz Hippocrates), who warmly recognized several members and extended words of encouragement.
"Whatever advocacy they come up with, so we would have our head in the air and our boots on the ground.
"And what you're doing now, the community chapters, would be the boots on the ground. And all the rest, that is the vision at the current time.
He provided in depth education on the role of Community Club Chapters and outlined key implementation strategies for the Abuja Chapter’s successful takeoff.
A Q&A session allowed members to seek expert advice on health-related matters, with Todayz Hippocrates providing insightful responses.
The second segment of the meeting featured expert discussions on holistic health practices, including ReDeNoS, fermentation and sprouting techniques, and the use of appropriate fermentation jars.
Engr. Gbenga Tijani, Chairman of the HIFAM/THHC Board of Trustees, shared his personal health transformation journey since joining THHC in 2023.
He detailed how the organization’s protocols such as Gut Flora Reset foods, detox regimens, parasite cleansing, and liver flush therapies helped him overcome hypertension, diabetes, and excess weight, leading to the cessation of all medications for over six months.
He emphasized the significance of tracking health metrics, known as 4SBMs, and encouraged members to diligently monitor their progress.
Additionally, Mrs. Florence Ilonah, known as "Mama Fermentation," shared insights into fermentation practices and revealed that August 2025 would mark two years since she stopped taking diabetes medication.
he session also featured a discussion on ReDeNoS, THHC’s approach to addressing chronic illnesses, with practical demonstrations of fermented rice, unripe plantain flour, sprouted grains, and medicinal spices.
The THHC Abuja Blaze Community Chapter extends heartfelt appreciation to all participants for their enthusiasm and commitment to holistic health. The group looks forward to continued collaboration in promoting natural health practices and fostering a vibrant wellness community.
