Hi, I’m Oluchukwu Okeke —founder of Jemad Fitness, a mom of two, and a woman who’s walked the road many of us travel but few of us talk about.

My journey into fitness began long before I ever stepped into a gym. I lost my mother when I was just 9 years old. She was slim, but slimness didn’t mean she was healthy. Her passing left a scar—but also lit a fire in me to understand what true wellness really means: not just appearance, but vitality, strength, and self-care.

Years later, motherhood brought its own challenges. During my second pregnancy, I faced postpartum depression, academic pressures, and the quiet guilt that came with not “doing it all.” I was chasing deadlines, sitting for exams days after childbirth, and feeling defeated when I had to introduce formula because I couldn’t produce enough milk.

At a time when I needed support the most, I was turned away from a gym simply because I was pregnant. That moment stuck with me. It reminded me of how often women—especially mothers—are overlooked, judged, or dismissed in spaces that should uplift us.

That’s why I created Jemad Fitness.

This isn’t just a brand. It’s a safe space for women to be seen, heard, and empowered. A place where strength isn’t defined by a number on a scale, but by how boldly you live and how deeply you care for yourself. A space where fitness is rooted in longevity, energy, confidence, and self-love.

You deserve to take up space. You deserve to pour into yourself without guilt. And most importantly, you deserve to thrive.

Welcome to Jemad Fitness—where fitness meets heart.