I am passionate about developing Christlike leaders who embody integrity, purpose, and compassion — and who multiply disciples that transform their communities and nations.
As a Leadership and Discipleship Coach with The Navigators Nigeria, I serve full-time in mentoring, coaching, and equipping men and women to grow spiritually, lead effectively, and live missionally. My focus is on transformational and intergenerational leadership, nurturing people who will influence others through authentic relationships and disciple-making movements.
In my part-time role with Missions Edge International, I contribute to raising and empowering emerging mission leaders across Africa and beyond. I help design and facilitate leadership development programmes, discipleship pathways, and coaching initiatives that strengthen cross-cultural mission work.
Beyond leadership development, I serve as an ethics consultant and a certified Christian counsellor with the International Institute of Faith-Based Counselling (Texas, USA). I provide ethical guidance, faith-based counselling, and emotional support for individuals and organisations seeking to align their lives and leadership with biblical values.
My life mission is to equip, mentor, and multiply transformational leaders who reflect the heart of Christ and extend His Kingdom in every sphere of influence. This is made possible by simplifying and de-professionalising the Great Commission, enabling ordinary Christians to participate actively. I have worked with a diverse range of individuals, including police officers and their families, young professionals, and church leaders.
If you share a passion for discipleship, ethical leadership, or faith-based coaching, I’d love to connect and collaborate for Kingdom impact.
As a Leadership and Discipleship Coach with The Navigators Nigeria, I serve full-time in mentoring, coaching, and equipping men and women to grow spiritually, lead effectively, and live missionally. My focus is on transformational and intergenerational leadership, nurturing people who will influence others through authentic relationships and disciple-making movements.
In my part-time role with Missions Edge International, I contribute to raising and empowering emerging mission leaders across Africa and beyond. I help design and facilitate leadership development programmes, discipleship pathways, and coaching initiatives that strengthen cross-cultural mission work.
Beyond leadership development, I serve as an ethics consultant and a certified Christian counsellor with the International Institute of Faith-Based Counselling (Texas, USA). I provide ethical guidance, faith-based counselling, and emotional support for individuals and organisations seeking to align their lives and leadership with biblical values.
My life mission is to equip, mentor, and multiply transformational leaders who reflect the heart of Christ and extend His Kingdom in every sphere of influence. This is made possible by simplifying and de-professionalising the Great Commission, enabling ordinary Christians to participate actively. I have worked with a diverse range of individuals, including police officers and their families, young professionals, and church leaders.
If you share a passion for discipleship, ethical leadership, or faith-based coaching, I’d love to connect and collaborate for Kingdom impact.
- Missions and Leadership Development at The Navigator Nigeria
- Lives in Lagos
- From Ohafia
- Country Nigeria
- Studied Masters Degree at University of Ibadan, Oyo State Nigeria
- Male
- Married
- 06/05/1978
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Friends 11
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- *My Quiet Time*
*Morning*
*Date*: 11/03/26
*Title*: Grace for Righteousness
*Passage*: Romans 6:15–23
*Key Verses*:
15 What then? Shall we sin because we are not under the law but under grace? By no means!
— Romans 6:15 (NIV)
19 I am using an example from everyday life because of your human limitations. Just as you used to offer yourselves as slaves to impurity and to ever-increasing wickedness, so now offer yourselves as slaves to righteousness leading to holiness.
— Romans 6:19 (NIV)
*Application*
The reality of God’s grace is eternal and true, but grace is never an encouragement to continue in sin. Rather, grace liberates me from the bondage of sin and calls me into a life of righteousness.
God’s kindness, mercy, and grace should move my heart to respond in love and gratitude. My response is to continually offer myself to Him as a living sacrifice—holy and pleasing to Him.
Since I was once enslaved to impurity and increasing wickedness, I must now deliberately present myself as a slave to righteousness. This path leads to holiness and reflects the transforming power of God’s grace in my life.
*Prayer*
Dear Lord, You have made me righteous through Christ. Help me to continually yield myself to You as a servant of righteousness. Strengthen me to walk in holiness by the power of Your grace. Amen.
*My Quiet Time* *Morning* *Date*: 11/03/26 *Title*: Grace for Righteousness *Passage*: Romans 6:15–23 *Key Verses*: 15 What then? Shall we sin because we are not under the law but under grace? By no means! — Romans 6:15 (NIV) 19 I am using an example from everyday life because of your human limitations. Just as you used to offer yourselves as slaves to impurity and to ever-increasing wickedness, so now offer yourselves as slaves to righteousness leading to holiness. — Romans 6:19 (NIV) *Application* The reality of God’s grace is eternal and true, but grace is never an encouragement to continue in sin. Rather, grace liberates me from the bondage of sin and calls me into a life of righteousness. God’s kindness, mercy, and grace should move my heart to respond in love and gratitude. My response is to continually offer myself to Him as a living sacrifice—holy and pleasing to Him. Since I was once enslaved to impurity and increasing wickedness, I must now deliberately present myself as a slave to righteousness. This path leads to holiness and reflects the transforming power of God’s grace in my life. *Prayer* Dear Lord, You have made me righteous through Christ. Help me to continually yield myself to You as a servant of righteousness. Strengthen me to walk in holiness by the power of Your grace. Amen. 🙏0 Comments 0 Shares 14 Views1
- Quiet Time Reflection
Date: March 12, 2026
Title: Just Grace
Passage: Romans 5:12–21
Key Insight
In this passage, the Apostle Paul the Apostle explains how the destiny of humanity was shaped by two representatives: Adam and Jesus Christ.
Through Adam’s disobedience, sin entered the world, and condemnation came upon all humanity.
Through Christ’s obedience, righteousness and justification are made available to all who receive Him.
Adam’s one act brought sin, condemnation, and death.
Christ’s one act—the sacrifice of the cross—brought grace, justification, and life.
Paul also explains the role of the Law: it exposed sin and made humanity aware of how deeply sin had spread. Yet, where sin multiplied, God’s grace overflowed even more.
This means sin does not have the final word—grace reigns through righteousness leading to eternal life in Christ.
Application
What God did for me is unimaginably gracious.
He completely addressed the problem of my sin through Christ so that I no longer live under condemnation. Everything was accomplished on the merit of Christ, not my effort.
Christ’s righteousness became the basis of my justification, and His obedience opened the way for me to be counted righteous before God.
Through Christ, grace is not just sufficient—it is abundant. This grace covers my sin, restores my relationship with God, and gives me the hope of eternal life.
Prayer
Lord, I am deeply grateful for Your amazing grace.
Though I was a sinner, You made a way for me to share in eternal life through Christ. Thank You for taking care of my sin completely through His sacrifice. Help me live every day in the awareness of this grace and in obedience to You.
Imela, Chi m ọma! 🏾Quiet Time Reflection Date: March 12, 2026 Title: Just Grace Passage: Romans 5:12–21 Key Insight In this passage, the Apostle Paul the Apostle explains how the destiny of humanity was shaped by two representatives: Adam and Jesus Christ. Through Adam’s disobedience, sin entered the world, and condemnation came upon all humanity. Through Christ’s obedience, righteousness and justification are made available to all who receive Him. Adam’s one act brought sin, condemnation, and death. Christ’s one act—the sacrifice of the cross—brought grace, justification, and life. Paul also explains the role of the Law: it exposed sin and made humanity aware of how deeply sin had spread. Yet, where sin multiplied, God’s grace overflowed even more. This means sin does not have the final word—grace reigns through righteousness leading to eternal life in Christ. Application What God did for me is unimaginably gracious. He completely addressed the problem of my sin through Christ so that I no longer live under condemnation. Everything was accomplished on the merit of Christ, not my effort. Christ’s righteousness became the basis of my justification, and His obedience opened the way for me to be counted righteous before God. Through Christ, grace is not just sufficient—it is abundant. This grace covers my sin, restores my relationship with God, and gives me the hope of eternal life. Prayer Lord, I am deeply grateful for Your amazing grace. Though I was a sinner, You made a way for me to share in eternal life through Christ. Thank You for taking care of my sin completely through His sacrifice. Help me live every day in the awareness of this grace and in obedience to You. Imela, Chi m ọma! 🙏🏾0 Comments 0 Shares 16 Views1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQjK7odLyLw
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