Lanre Olusola, Nigerian-born Foremost Life Coach and Behavioural Change Psychologist, has won the ‘Coach of the Year’ award from the Africa Board for Coaching, Consulting & Coaching Psychology (ABCCCP). This prestigious award acknowledges Olusola’s outstanding leadership in the coaching industry. He was chosen ahead of 7 nominees from hundreds of nominations from around Africa.

According to the organizers, the Africa Coaching and Consulting Award (ACCA) is given to individuals or organizations who have made an inspirational contribution to the life coaching industry in Africa.

This award follows two other significant accolades for Olusola this year. Earlier in April 2022, Olusola was conferred with two Honorary Doctoral Degrees in recognition of his excellent performance in service to humanity over the years. As a result, he was conferred with an Honorary Doctorate Degree in Behavioural Change Psychology from Escae Benin University and a Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa from the Myles Leadership University.

The ABCCCP is an invite-only international networking organization that hand-picks and honors the most distinguished professionals across different industries from around the African continent. They revealed that the Nomination Committee receives hundreds of nominations annually and selects 7 Top Professionals per category. The judging panel reviews nominees over an extensive period based on accomplishments, academic achievements, and the successful growth of organizations and people through coaching and consulting in Integrated Coaching, Benchmark Practices, Africa 2116, Social Cohesion, and Industry Contribution.

“ABCCCP was looking for individuals, corporates, organs of state, and academic institutions who have made excellent contributions to the successful growth of coaching in Africa,” – said Dr. Mongezi C Makhalima, Chairperson of the ABCCCP Board. “We found that no person deserves the recognition more than Lanre Olusola. The…