QUINCY AYODELE ADDS ANOTHER FEATHER TO HER CAP

The founder of Quincy Wellness and Naturopathic Centre, Quincy Sumbo Ayodele, is one of the African delegates chosen by the

World Health Organisation (WHO) to deliberate on how remedies and traditional medicine can be developed to tackle COVID-19 in Africa. Out of the 8,000 members who constitute the advisory team of WHO, a few were chosen by the organisation to meet in Congo Brazzaville to find a remedy and medicine to the management of COVID-19 in Africa.

When the world thought COVID-19 was dying down and normalcy returning to different parts of the world with relaxation on the strictness of observing the pandemic rule, Nigeria and some other parts of the world announced the return of the Coronavirus. The return of the virus necessitated the meeting organised by WHO in Congo for the traditional Herbal Practitioner Advisory Group of WHO. Ayodele left the shores of Nigeria last week to join other delegates from across Africa. This is the second landmark the ageless traditional expert will be recording within the year.

A few months ago, the center introduced medical aesthetics to the operations of the company. Dr

Tobi Ayodele-Keeney, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the company, was certified as a medical aesthetician by the Canadian Board of Aesthetic Medicine that makes the center qualified for conducting cosmetic injectables as part of its advocacy for natural and herbal wellness. Ayodele is a world health expert on African Traditional health, she belongs to different organisations such as WHO, National Association of Nigeria of Nigerian Traditional Medicine Practitioners. She has been an advocate of the integration of African traditional into the healthcare system.