Born from Faith.
Built for Impact.

Adeola 'Dunsin Sorunke, known as ADS, is the Social Media Marketing Manager at the Christian Tech Community, where she leads how CTC shows up online and grows its audience.

She brings a mix of skills that's rare in one person: digital marketing strategy, content writing, and graphics and video design. Before CTC she worked as a Content Development Specialist at UBA Group, and earlier held brand communications and social media roles at companies like Boff Brokers and CaméjayLearn & Order. Across those roles she's focused on building brand visibility, crafting content that connects, and running social strategy end to end.

Colleagues describe her as meticulous and detail-driven, with a strong eye for design and a habit of turning ideas and themes into work that lands. At CTC, she puts that to work telling the community's story and drawing more Christian technologists into the fold.

Olufemi "Femi" Oyelusi serves as Head of Protocol at the Christian Tech Community, where he oversees the order and experience of CTC's events — from how guests and speakers are received to making sure everything runs smoothly on the day.

Ibiniyi is the convener of the Christian Tech Community (CTC), which he founded to bring together believers working in technology to learn, build, and grow without separating their faith from their work.

By day he is a Senior Backend Engineer and Tech Lead on the Merchant Platform team at Kora Payments. Over the past several years his career has taken him through FindThePro, Global Accelerex, and Paystack, where he developed deep expertise in building reliable, large-scale systems with Node.js, microservices, and distributed architecture. He holds a BSc in Computer Science from the University of Ibadan.

Outside his day job, Ibiniyi mentors engineers at Grazac Academy and regularly speaks on software engineering, career growth, and the place of faith in tech. He shares his work and his story through his YouTube channel and the Beyond the Code podcast. He started CTC out of a conviction that excellence in engineering and a serious walk with God belong together, and the community's recent annual conference drew more than 1,000 attendees.

When he isn't writing code or building community, he's behind a drum kit, gaming, or deep in study.

Daniel Okpara leads the media team at the Christian Tech Community, where he shapes how the community presents itself — from visuals and design to the overall feel of CTC's media and platforms.

By day he's a product designer at Mainstack with over seven years of experience turning ideas into usable digital products, and he holds a degree from the University of Ibadan. He's a firm believer that every element in a product is intentional — backed by research and reasoning rather than guesswork. He also mentors junior and mid-level designers, and is vocal about raising the standard for design in growing tech ecosystems, where product design is still too often mistaken for graphic design or photo editing.

At CTC, that mix of craft and conviction goes into building media and experiences that serve the community well.

Aanuoluwapo Ogunwale leads programs at the Christian Tech Community, where he plans and runs the events and initiatives that bring the community together — and shapes the branding and visual identity behind them.

He comes to the role as a designer who has led creative teams in Ibadan's student and professional circles, including design leadership at the SPE University of Ibadan Student Chapter. He holds a BTech from the University of Ibadan. That blend of organizing instinct and design eye is what lets him own CTC's programs end to end, from the experience itself to the look that ties it together.

At CTC, he makes sure every event both runs well and feels unmistakably part of the community.

Adeyemi Adetula leads design at the Christian Tech Community, owning the visual identity that ties the community's brand together — from how CTC looks online to the materials behind its events and programs.

He comes from the fintech world, where he's built a track record in brand and visual design, growing through roles from brand design into a senior design position at Fincra. That experience in communicating clearly through visuals is what he brings to CTC: a steady design language that makes the community instantly recognizable.

At CTC, he makes sure the brand always looks as thoughtful as the work behind it.

Deborah Omotara is the Community Manager at the Christian Tech Community, responsible for keeping members engaged, connected, and supported as the community grows.

She brings a background built around people and process: project management, customer retention, and strategic communications, plus hands-on experience as a community builder — she founded The Men's Community and is a self-described tech enthusiast and NoCode specialist. She's also building Complete Market, an app that brings multiple vendors onto a single ordering platform. That mix of organizing skill and a genuine instinct for relationships is what she pours into CTC, making sure members feel they belong and stay part of the conversation.

At CTC, she's the steady presence keeping the community warm, active, and growing.