But most people know me simply as Ade.
I’m a child of God, author, speaker, strategist, and community builder with a deep passion for helping people know God for themselves, discover their God-given purpose and embrace the lifelong journey of transformation.
Through books, speaking, and authentic community, I help people discover their God-given purpose, embrace transformation, and walk confidently in the life they were created to live. My hope is that every conversation, every resource, and every page points you back to Christ and moves you one step closer to becoming who He created you to be.
My story isn’t one of having all the answers—it’s one of learning to trust God through every season. Like many people, I’ve experienced moments of uncertainty, waiting, unexpected turns, and growth. Through each of those seasons, God has continually reminded me that our greatest calling isn’t simply to achieve success, but to become who He created us to be.
That truth has shaped the way I live, the way I lead, and the way I write.
Originally from Nigeria and now based in the United States, my journey has been one of faith, resilience, and continual learning. Every opportunity, challenge, and transition has strengthened my conviction that purpose is discovered not only in the destination, but also in the process of becoming.
Today, I use my voice through books, speaking engagements, and community initiatives to encourage others to live intentionally, grow in faith, and pursue lives of lasting impact. My prayer is that every page you read, every resource you explore, and every conversation we share points you closer to the person God has created you to be.
Thirty lessons for young adults navigating faith, purpose, and God’s process.
Your twenties are filled with questions.
Who am I? Why am I here? Am I behind? What does God have for my life?
30 Before 30 is a collection of thirty lessons I’ve learned through seasons of faith, waiting, growth, and transformation. Each chapter invites you to pause, reflect, and embrace God’s process of shaping you into the person He created you to be.
Whether you’re navigating uncertainty, pursuing purpose, or learning to trust God one step at a time, this book is a reminder that becoming is just as important as arriving.
A Journey of Purpose Begins with Separation
Then God Came
Love God’s Way
Courage and Strength
Transformation Is a Daily Choice
Do It Afraid
Do Not Settle
The King’s Table
Know God for Yourself
Start Early
Thirty short chapters on identity, waiting, work, money and faith — each closing with a passage to sit with.
Guided prompts and space to write for every lesson. Where the reading stops being someone else’s story and becomes yours.
Delivered instantly. Read on any device.
Buy the paperback through Amazon and have it shipped to your country when the book launch. You can also opt for digital editions which is available for pre-order.
Faith is more than believing in God—it is learning to trust Him. It is choosing obedience when the path is unclear, holding on to His promises in seasons of waiting, and allowing His Word to shape the way we live. Here, faith is the foundation from which every journey begins.
Purpose is not simply discovering what you are called to do; it is becoming who God created you to be. Before we pursue assignments, achievements, or influence, God is interested in our character. Purpose unfolds as we walk faithfully with Him, one step of obedience at a time.
Transformation is God’s lifelong work of shaping us into the image of Christ. It happens through surrender, perseverance, and everyday faithfulness. My books, resources, and community exist to encourage you through that process—because becoming is a journey, not a destination.
Churches, campus fellowships, youth conferences, workplace faith groups and women’s gatherings — in person or virtual. Every session is shaped around your audience, with real room for questions.
I read the first five chapters in one sitting, then had to stop and journal. It says the quiet part out loud about being in your twenties and still waiting.
Ade writes the way she speaks — warm, direct, never preachy. Our campus fellowship is going through this together next semester.
The reflection prompts are what make it. It stops being a book you read and becomes a book you work through.
A short note every other week — what I’m learning, what I’m reading, and early access to new books and events. No noise.
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