Building Homes That Thrive.

Shaykh Sanni Kay Yusuf is an educationist and counsellor who helps individuals and families build purposeful, harmonious lives. His work emphasises empathy, effective communication and Islamic ethical principles. He holds a Bachelor of Education from the University of Ibadan, with a background in Guidance and Counselling. At the MSMMI Marriage Workshop, he facilitates the opening conversation on building one home without losing individual identity. His session invites couples to explore mutual understanding, personal dignity and shared responsibility. Participants will consider how thoughtful communication and respect can strengthen marital harmony while supporting the distinct needs and personalities within a Muslim home.

Aameenah Yunus-Ali is a Certified Family Therapist and Master Practitioner of Family Systems Engineering. Her work supports families through teen coaching, family emotional wellness and trauma recovery, helping them connect wholeheartedly and thrive together. She brings these perspectives to the workshop as both a Day 1 facilitator and panellist. Her presentation explores childbearing, parenthood and raising a Muslim child in a digital age. During the panel, she joins conversations about love, expectations and everyday family challenges. Her contribution centres emotional connection and understanding as participants reflect on nurturing children, supporting one another and building healthier relationships throughout changing family circumstances.

Bushroh Okeowo Bombata, also known as Mrs Bomb, is a marriage counsellor and family coach. As Lead Consultant at HeartHub Solutions Ltd., she brings nearly a decade of experience and has supported over 500 couples. Her work draws on emotional intelligence, conflict resolution and deep listening to help couples navigate everyday relationship challenges. She joins the Day 1 panel on love, expectations, parenting and everyday realities in Muslim homes. Her contribution invites participants to examine how partners communicate, respond to disagreement and understand each other, connecting the workshop’s themes of marital harmony and family wellbeing with situations couples encounter daily.

Imam Tosin Onikola is a Da’ee, Family Life Counsellor and community leader with 15 years of experience in Islamic Da’wah and family counselling. He serves as Resident Imam of Masjid Isa Ibn Maryam in Newark, Delaware, providing religious guidance and supporting the Muslim community’s spiritual development. Based in the United States, he joins the Day 1 panel on love, expectations, parenting and everyday family challenges. His participation brings a community and counselling perspective to discussions relevant to Muslims in Nigeria and the diaspora, inviting reflection on faith, family relationships and the different environments in which Muslim households live and grow.

Suleman Amuju is an economist, seasoned banker, financial professional and business strategist with over 33 years of experience. His career spans Nigeria, Uganda and the United States, including senior banking leadership as Acting Executive Director, Retail and Commercial Banking. He holds degrees in Economics and Agricultural Economics, alongside an MBA in Business Policy. Based in the United States, he works as a Program Manager and licensed Life Insurance Professional. At the workshop, he facilitates family financial management and joins the Day 2 panel, bringing perspectives on financial discipline, wealth preservation and purposeful planning for families in Nigeria and the diaspora.

Eb’rahim Durosimi is a Digital Product Leader working at the intersection of finance, technology and faith. With Lotus Capital’s Digital Business team, he led Lotus Tribe, a halal investment app for young Muslims, and Lotus Wealth, a halal fractional ownership platform. A Mathematics and Statistics graduate of the University of Lagos, he trained in design thinking at Stanford University’s Center for Design Research. His credentials include a postgraduate diploma in Islamic Finance, Banking and Insurance, and Certified Islamic Finance Executive certification. He facilitates the Day 2 wealth and legacy session and joins the panel, exploring lasting, halal family wealth creation.

Shaykh Kabir Al-Asfar is an Islamic scholar, researcher and Sharia Advisor with over a decade of experience in Islamic research and teaching. An AAOIFI-certified Sharia Advisor, he brings a scholarly perspective to questions concerning Islamic financial principles and community life. At the MSMMI Marriage Workshop, he joins the Day 2 panel on money, marriage and building financially resilient Muslim homes. His participation connects the day’s conversations on family financial management and generational wealth with Islamic values. The discussion invites participants to reflect on responsible stewardship, financial choices and the role of faith in shaping their households’ priorities and future aspirations.

Dr Hafsah Balogun Omotoso is Managing Director of Hafbam Global Properties, a realtor, wealth builder and mentor. Her professional profile emphasises integrity, due diligence, women’s empowerment and financial intelligence, grounded in faith and values. She advocates investing, education and purposeful leadership, alongside her experience as a wife and mother of four. At the MSMMI Marriage Workshop, she joins the Day 2 panel on money, marriage and financially resilient Muslim homes. Her contribution brings a real estate and wealth building perspective to discussions about family prosperity, encouraging reflection on informed decisions, shared priorities and the legacy families hope to create together.