Confident Support for Fathers in Pregnancy & Postpartum
Becoming a father is a sacred responsibility.
You deserve guidance that brings clarity, not confusion.
Omugwo Course for Dads
₦100,000
This Course includes:
Official certificate
4 online quizzes
Instructor support
Who is this for?
This course is for you if:
You are an expectant father preparing for birth OR you are in the postpartum season, learning how to show up well
You want to care for your partner properly
You feel unsure navigating cultural expectations and medical advice
You want to protect the peace of your home, and you want to be present, informed, and dependable
This is about being a steady partner in a demanding season.
A gentle reframe
Many fathers feel like they should already know what to do.
But pregnancy and postpartum are not casual seasons; they are medically sensitive, emotionally heavy, and culturally complex.
What this Course Offers
Inside the course, you'll receive:
Short, focused video lessons (5–15 minutes)
Clear preparation before birth
Step-by-step caregiving techniques and guidance for supporting your partner’s recovery
A pace that respects real working fathers
No overwhelm or unnecessary theory.
How the Course is Structured
Simple modules
One responsibility at a time
No confusing dashboards
No scattered information
What you'll gain
By the end of the course, many mothers report feeling calmer, less anxious, more prepared for what's ahead, and clearer about what actually matters. This course doesn't promise perfection. It promises steadiness.
How this Course is Different
By the end of the course, many fathers report feeling more confident in caring for their newborn, calmer supporting their partner, and clearer about what truly helps. They feel better equipped to handle family dynamics and cultural decisions, and stronger as a partner and leader in the home.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It prepares fathers both before birth and after delivery.
Short and focused; most are 5 to 15 minutes.
No. You move at your own pace.
Yes. No subscriptions.
Hear Our Students
"Simple, practicable, and enlightening. If I were to recommend someone, I’d tell her that she’d come back and thank me."
Gloria Oyikene Bob-All
Stay-at-home mum
"Listening to the course, I felt encouraged and enlightened. The difference between postpartum depression and baby blues stood out the most to me, it was practical, insightful, educative and relatable."
Favour Opusunju
Entrepreneur
"I feel knowledgeable right now! because the course itself was well-detailed, very helpful, and informative. The course is highly impactful, well-detailed, and an excellent presentation. I highly recommend Omugwu Academy! Their courses are well structured, and the learning process is engaging, Infact you will gain a whole lot. Highly impactful!"
Priscilla Mobolaji
Working mum
Know Your Coach
Dr Megor Ikuenobe is a medical doctor, maternal and child health advocate, and Integrated Early Childhood Development specialist whose work bridges culture, science, and family life.
Grounded in clinical medicine, she now applies her expertise across early childhood development systems in Africa. For over a decade, she has worked to improve caregiving practices, strengthen early learning foundations, and advance maternal and child wellbeing at both community and policy levels.
As the founder of the Lead Oak Women and Children Foundation and Omugwo Academy, she weaves medical science, African cultural wisdom, and her lived experience as a mother of four into practical guidance for the postpartum season. Her work restores structure to the first forty days after birth and beyond, offering families clarity, steadiness, and culturally grounded support.
At the heart of her work is a simple conviction: the way a mother is supported in her earliest days shapes the health of her child, the strength of her home, and the future of society. She is committed to ensuring that no family enters that season unprepared, because how we care for a mother at the beginning quietly determines the future we are building.
