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Rev. Mrs. Felicia Coker

Rev. Mrs Felicia Boyode Coker Nee Daramola is a world end time evangelist whom God has given the vision of Divine Touch Community Foundation Corporation. She was born in Ijesa Isu Ekiti in the mid 40's to the family of late Pa Chief Joshua Daramola of Okease Street, Egbeodo, and late madam Lydia Iwe Aribajoro Daramola of Okeosha.

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In 1955, she started her primary school education at Hossanah African Church Primary School in Ijesha Isu Ekiti, which was about the time free education was introduced to Western Nigeria. In 1964 she was enrolled at St. Michael's Secondary Modern School, Ikole Ekiti. By 1967 she relocated to Ibadan and at the later part of 1968, she was employed by the University College Hospital in Ibadan as a Nursing Maid. With this job, she was able to pay for her typing and shorthand tuition at Success Commercial Institute located at Adamasingba Ibadan. 

By June 1970 she got a secretarial job with Kola-Bankole & Associates, at Cocoa House in Ibadan. By September 1972, she relocated to the United States of America to join Mr. John Adeyemi Coker, whom she later married at Grace Methodist Church, Takoma Park Maryland, USA. While in the USA, she attended The Armstrong Adult Education Center Washington DC where she obtained her High school Diploma. She also enrolled at Prince Georges Community College in Largo, Maryland and later transferred to Immaculata College Washington DC. By the time she secured full time job at The Department of Economics - Howard University, she had to transfer all her academic credits to South Eastern University, South West Washington DC. At that time, South Eastern University was the only Institution that made provisions for evening full time students since she had to work at Howard in the morning. She graduated with an Associate's Degree in Business Management and a Bsc. in Marketing in 1977.

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In June of 1978, she relocated back to Nigeria. After her National Youth service years at Nigerian Texile Mills Ikeja - Lagos, she joined the Teaching Service Commission (TSC)  in 1979. As part of her teaching experience, she taught at Anwar-Ul-Islam College, and the Government College both located in Agege, Lagos State- Nigeria. She later rose to the position of the school Principal. In 1993 she had the mandate to answer the calling of God, and then she decided to attend Faith Seminary and Theology College in Sango Otta, Ogun State Nigeria. By 1996 she was ordained the First Resident Pastor of Christ International Praying Ministry. She retired in Lagos State Teaching Service in October of 2000, and later returned to the Unites State of America. She picked up a few employments in the US and finally retired to work full time in the ministry.

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