Profile
Dr. Adeola Adeleye-Fasubaa is a Speaker, Strategic Leadership and Relationship Coach, she has, over the years, been actively involved in the promotion of Diasporan/Community interests and services both within and outside the country.
She is a Legal/Alternative Dispute Resolution practitioner who specializes in Construction Law, Arbitration and Adjudication. She is also a Total Well-Being Advocate and Mentor with particular interest in Women, Youth and Disability Rights/Awareness. Further, she is a Behavioural, Lifestyle and Emotional Intelligence Counsellor, offering bespoke sessions. This includes facilitating motivational workshops encouraging women to ‘Age Gracefully’.
A former Broadcaster/Journalist (Television and Print media), Adeola has attended several Conferences and Trainings, with several papers delivered. A recipient of several Awards, she is an Ambassador for Peace – through the Universal Peace Federation, UK (an organization in permanent consultative status with the United Nations), ECOWAS Youth Ambassador, as well as UNDP/Merit Ambassador.
She is a philanthropist and humanitarian who sits on the Board of several organizations, nationally and internationally – giving support and adding value to those bodies from her vast knowledge and experience of working in and heading various high-profile positions in the British Civil Service for over 20 years. This included being the first person of African descent to manage the Custom House, Gravesend, UK.
A passionate Youth Advocate and Mentor, she founded the Oasis Empowerment & Advocacy Foundation, Nigeria and the Oasis Organization, UK who have active campaigns against Gun and Knife Crime in the UK, and Juvenile Drug Addiction and Gender crimes in Nigeria.
In October 2023, she was appointed as the pioneer Director-General, Ekiti Diaspora Relations of Ekiti State Government, Nigeria. She has since then travelled widely promoting Ekiti State, uniting Ekitis in the Diaspora and projecting the inclusive and dynamic government of Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji of Ekiti State.