Femi Agboola is a pastor, broadcaster, and the co-founder and president of Oneway Broadcasting Network, a global Christian television network. Over more than thirty-five years he has served the church in every role from janitor to pastor — Sunday school teacher, usher, choir member and director, youth worker, media and computer ministry, prayer and evangelism.
He is the author of Intimacy With God, and his new book, Growth Will Cost You, is forthcoming from OBN Publishing. He was born in Ijare, Ondo State, Nigeria, and now lives and works in Texas.
His work sits at the intersection of media, leadership, technology, and human development. He sees his work as more than a job title: creating order, solving problems, encouraging people, and building systems that help people and ideas move forward.
Femi is currently pursuing a Doctor of Strategic Leadership at Oral Roberts University, where his research focuses on spiritual leadership, organizational culture, ethics, belonging, and human flourishing.
Born in Ijare — where, at about seven years old, a neighborhood bakery taught him his first lesson in the price of everything worth having.
Every role in the house: janitor, Sunday school teacher, usher, choir member and director, youth worker, media and computer ministry, prayer and evangelism — and, in time, pastor.
Degrees in Civil Engineering and Geology, then a master's — the systems-thinking that would later shape how he builds organizations and media platforms.
Co-founded OBN — a global Christian television network now reaching viewers on television, web, and mobile around the world.
His book on a life of supernatural experience — a journey from fatherlessness into the embrace of the Heavenly Father.
Pursuing the Doctor of Strategic Leadership at Oral Roberts University while completing Growth Will Cost You, forthcoming from OBN Publishing.
Leadership is a calling before it is a credential. Every strategy, system, and decision is anchored in faith, spiritual formation, and a commitment to God-given purpose.
Influence that lifts people — not influence that simply proves capability. Pursuing wisdom that changes how we think, lead, write, serve, and live.
Structure enables freedom. Engineering-level precision applied to organizational challenges — frameworks that help people and ideas move with clarity and momentum.
Private life and public leadership must agree. Leaders whose knowledge, character, faith, emotional health, and service are aligned — not compartmentalized.
How do we build organizations that are productive, humane, ethical, inclusive, and spiritually healthy? People grow. Organizations follow.
Big dreams often begin with limited resources. A story shaped by perseverance, patience, and trust that purpose outlasts pressure.
"The most powerful leaders are whole leaders — those whose knowledge, character, faith, integrity, emotional health, and service agree with each other. Systems can be built by anyone. But people are built by leaders who are themselves being built."Leading with Wholeness