She founded the Emmanuel Olusegun Foundation, providing materials, financial, and social support to orphans, widows, single parents, and their children. Through the activities of this charity in Africa, many lives have been blessed and changed for the better. By profession, Lydia is a Home Economics teacher and taught in many secondary schools before she moved to the United Kingdom. “Mamilydia,” as many people call her, is also a marriage counsellor. She has been a blessing to many homes and families through her counselling ministry, which is based on fundamental Biblical principles. She is a prayer warrior and previously published 10 other books.