Femi Adeleye (N/A – N/A) is a Nigerian preacher, theologian, and ministry leader whose work has focused on fostering biblical preaching and leadership development across Africa and beyond for over four decades. Born in Nigeria to a Christian family, specific details about his early life, including his parents and upbringing, are not widely documented, though his faith was shaped by evangelical influences. He earned a Master of Theology from the University of Edinburgh and a Ph.D. from the Akrofi-Christaller Institute of Theology, Mission and Culture in Ghana, later serving as an adjunct faculty member there. Adeleye’s preaching career began with the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students (IFES), where he served for 32 years, including as Regional Secretary for English- and Portuguese-speaking Africa and Associate General Secretary for Partnership and Collaboration. His sermons, emphasizing repentance, scriptural fidelity, and resistance to prosperity theology, have been delivered at global events like the Urbana Student Missions Conference and the 2010 Lausanne Congress in Cape Town. Now based in Ghana, he directs the Institute for Christian Impact and Langham Preaching Africa, training pastors to teach God’s Word faithfully. Author of Preachers of a Different Gospel (2011), he critiques modern distortions of the faith. Married to Affy Adeleye, with whom he has four children—Remi, Philip, Olive-Kemi, and Emmanuel—he continues to minister and write.