Adenike Oyetunde-Lawal is a highly accomplished Nigerian professional with a diverse skill set encompassing law, alternative dispute resolution, human resources, and emotional intelligence coaching.

Her commitment to understanding and supporting diverse needs is underscored by her diploma in special needs education and multiple certifications in Autism, Asperger’s, and ADHD from the University of Derby.

A celebrated multimedia personality, Adenike has received numerous media award nominations and recognitions. Her insightful perspectives led to a compelling TEDx Gbagada talk in 2017 on philanthropy and empathy. Driven by a profound passion for disability advocacy, she founded the Amputees United Initiative, a vital social support network.

Adenike’s impactful work has positioned her as a sought-after host, moderator, and panelist across various platforms. She served in the significant role of Senior Special Assistant to the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Persons With Disability.

As a Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation GoalKeeper, she actively champions the inclusion of persons with disabilities in Nigeria. Adenike is also a proud recipient of the Access Power of 100 across Africa and the author of her inspiring memoir, #Adénìké.

She is currently the General Manager at the Lagos State Office for Disability Affairs (LASODA).