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Adenike nació en 1994 en la ciudad de Ogbomosho, al sureste de Nigeria, una región impactada por las sequías severas y las inundaciones excesivas. Esto despertó el interés de la joven por el clima y el calentamiento global. Su lucha contra la crisis climática la llevó a crear un videoblog y a iniciar su propia iniciativa panafricana.

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00:02My name is Oladu Soadenike. I'm an ecofeminist, climate justice activist and an eco reporter.
00:31All what we want is to have climate justice. It's where we are going that matters the most, irrespective of
00:39the country where we are from or our race. We are all aiming at the same thing.
01:03Just like the clashes between the farmers and earthmen, the survival issue for resource control, the shrinking lake chard and
01:14every other crisis happening within Africa that goes on hard.
01:18Let people get to understand that we have a problem in our society and we need to solve those problems
01:24right now.
01:51After listening to her, I now know the importance of planting of trees.
01:56Her lecture inspired me to stop cutting down trees and planting trees. When I grow up, I will plant trees
02:03in my house to stop erosion.
02:13In decades to come, there will be the next leader. There will be the one at the forefront of the
02:19climate change justice movement. We are advocating in their different perspectives.
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