Empowering Purpose. Inspiring Transformation.
Dr. Femi Lanre-Oke is a philanthropist, industrialist, and teacher of God’s Word. He serves as the President of Still Waters Foundation, a non-governmental organization committed to empowering the less privileged through scholarships, outreach programs, and humanitarian services. The foundation recently launched Operation Feed the Poor, a weekly initiative that provides meals for over 100 children.
He holds a first degree in Electronic/Electrical Engineering from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), where he also earned a Master’s degree in Information Technology. Additionally, he holds a Master’s degree in Marketing and Sales from Rome Business School, a Doctor of Science from London Graduate School, and a Ph.D. in Organizational Development from the South East Asia Interdisciplinary Development Institute, Philippines.
Dr. Lanre-Oke is an accomplished author and the founder of Jesus Praise TV, a faith-based media platform reaching audiences in over 57 countries. He is a seasoned mentor, certified life coach, and pastor, passionate about transforming lives through teaching, leadership, and service.
He is a member of several professional bodies including COREN, NSE, CPN, IIM, IMC, CFE, and IEMA. His leadership impact has earned him notable recognitions including his conferment as an ECOWAS Youth Ambassador, the Nelson Mandela Leadership Award, and the Influential and Achievers Award presented by the Olubadan of Ibadan.
With several international academic publications to his credit, Dr. Femi Lanre-Oke continues to inspire lives globally. He is happily married and blessed with children.
What Drives Us
We believe in using faith, innovation, and compassion to make lasting change. Through Still Waters Foundation, media outreach, mentorship, and education, we are committed to:
What People Say About the Ministry
Lives are being transformed daily through the teachings, outreach, and humanitarian projects of Femi Lanre Oke and the Still Waters Foundation. Here’s what some have shared:
