Ada's work experience spans across various sectors, including Local Authority, Education, and volunteering with Charities. She graduated from the University of Luton, Bedfordshire, in 2007 with a second-class degree in Law. Ada gained valuable work experience in several high street law firms and worked as a legal intern with the Local Authority.

In 2014, she commenced her postgraduate studies at the University of Westminster Law School, and in 2022, she completed her legal training via CILEX, specialising in Family Law, Civil Litigation, and Client Care.

Prior to moving to the UK and pursuing her legal career, Ada earned her first degree in Modern European Languages, with a focus on Russian, in Nigeria. She then worked in the telecommunications sector for the company that pioneered Nigeria's first digital GSM mobile telephony in 1999.

Ada speaks conversational French, Russian, fluent English, Yoruba, and Ibo languages.  In her free time, as a qualified early years practitioner, she enjoys spending time helping children on their learning and development journey. She also enjoys cooking and researching past civilisations and human origins.

Education & Qualifications

• BA - Foreign languages (Russian)
• LLB Law
• EYTS - Early Years Teacher Status
• CAVA - Certificate of Assessing Vocational Achievement

Areas of Specialism and brief work history

• Family Practice - Divorce, Private & Public Child Law
• Commercial Law (Contract & Procurement)

Notable Experience or Interests outside of Law

Ada actively volunteers with Wetin Dey Radio Station, the T.i.A Talk Show, and various charities that support the welfare of migrant communities. She has served as a volunteer caseworker with The Unity Project London (TUP) and has held the position of advisory board member with the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants (JCWI). Currently, she continues her volunteer work with the Refugee and Migrant Forum of Essex & London (RAMFEL).