Eturuvie Erebor

Eturuvie Erebor (AKA Gabriella), British by birth and Nigerian by descent, is a writer, public speaker, trainer and coach with a strong passion to transform the lives of women and youth, not only in Nigeria and the United Kingdom, but all across the world. She has spoken to women and youth groups in churches and schools since 2004, and has led her own powerful seminar series titled “Preparing to Cleave with Gabriella”. As a writer, she has transcribed her seminar teachings into articles, and in 2006 her article, Preparing to Cleave”, was published on the Christian page of the Vanguard Newspaper in Nigeria for over a 6 month period. Her articles have also been published since 2004 in newsletters, magazines, and online at FaithWriters.com. She is also the published author of thirteen eBooks, among them, “The Making of a Leader”, “Me, My Husband and My In-Laws”, “Giants Give Birth to Giants: The Impact of a Mentor”, “Leadership Lessons from the Life of Jesus”, “Leadership Lessons from the Life of Moses”, and “Leadership Lessons from the Life of David”. Eturuvie is a “comeback kid”, and has recently returned (bigger and better) from a cycle of domestic violence, deceit, betrayal, and finally, divorce. As a result of her personal experience, she is more determined to add value to the lives of her fellow women, by helping them realize and maximize their potential and to fulfil their destinies, hence her new initiative, “DOZ Network”. In February, 2014, Eturuvie took her passion to speak, train and coach to a new level by becoming an Independent Certified Speaker, Trainer and Coach with the John Maxwell Team. Since joining the John Maxwell Team, Eturuvie has established, “Leadership Lessons Daily” Webinars, Seminars and Workshops, with a view to training and coaching all categories of persons into leadership and the maximization of their true potential. These meetings help participants gain vision, clarity, purpose, inspiration and energy. Eturuvie also seeks to bring “Leadership Lessons Daily” Seminars and Workshops to organizations throughout African and around the world. And in September 2016 she re-launched DOZ Magazine, an inspirational Christian magazine for women.