About
Adeola is a world traveller and influencer focusing her area of travel in the continent of Africa, being her passion at her core.
The aspiring writer wants to use her story to educate those about what different African countries are really like through the gaze of a first-generation British Nigerian.
Her solo travels through the continent aim to inspire others giving not only her stories but useful facts about each country.
Adeola aims to establish business partnerships across the continent with local craftsmen through her scheme called AdeAfricaSupport.
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Experience Africa
With 54 different countries and over 2,000 languages spoken on the continent alone! This continent is not to be overlooked when booking travel holidays. To learn more about the different African countries, click here.
Goals
- AdeAfrica is here to provide easy bitesized information on each African country
- Educate and share stories from different African countries
- Serve as a basic travel guide
My Mission
My mission is simple. I want the world to know the Africa I do.
Now I would never sugarcoat some issues that are occurring in certain African countries and urge everyone to check their government’s travel advice before booking trips to any countries.
But the whole continent has been painted with this impoverished, war-torn paintbrush which is simply false. African history, culture, art, languages and much more have been destroyed and distorted by its colonial oppressors.
My vision for 2021 is to showcase travel in Africa to dispel some of the myths surrounding African countries.Africa is not a war-torn, impoverished continent as the media paints it out to be, in fact, the continent is rich in natural resources and over 30% of the WORLD’s resources come from Africa.
I spent 6 months solo travelling the continent and can tell you there is no other continent on earth like Africa.
I plan to be back in Africa by the end of 2020 with photography and video equipment to properly document my solo journeys around the continent taking each of you with me to see what I see and to know the real Africa.
Click here to read more and to donate to the cause.
My YouTube channel also already has some interesting vlogs and storytimes in Africa.
My AdeAfrica Support programme has launched! Click above to read more about this.
