12 weeks weight-loss coaching plan

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  • You love yourself and you want what is best for you. 
  • You know that you are not your idea weight and you would like to make a change for you and those who love you.
  • You know that being overweight has been linked to several diseases that can otherwise be avoided.
  • You also are aware that it's only when you are healthy that you can function normally. 
  • In your bid to lose weight,  you have tried starvation and cutting out food groups. Yes,  you lost weight but gained it all back when you got tired of the diet. 
  • You are ready for a sustainable and healthy lifestyle that can help you get fit,  healthy, lose excess KGs and maintain a healthy weight. 
If this resonates, you are on the right page!

Sign up for the 12 weeks weight-loss coaching plan with Olubunmi Fajuyigbe,  Beauty and wellness coach,  nutrition and fitness expert who after losing 16kg in 4 months and keeping them off for four years is now helping others get fit, healthy and in shape through a holistic approach  of healthy eating,  exercise,  rest and mindset conditioning.

 What you get
When you sign up for the  course,  you get an initial coaching session during which you discuss your goals and concerns with Olubunmi and your starting statistics are measured and recorded. This is done via Skype or Whatsapp.

Next you get your meal plan, recipe book,  shopping list, daily planner sheet and if needed,  recommended vendors for healthy meals delivery.

You also get your weekly exercise plan.

What's the cost?
The full course costs N21,000 or $56.
Payment details :

UBA account number 1019878817, My Figure 8 wellness and events 


After payment, please send a whatsapp message to 08154928659 or email info@myfigure8.com to start your plan.

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