Pastor Seye Adigun currently serves as a Pastoral Evangelist at Hour of Liberty Fellowship, where he is actively involved in preaching, discipleship, leadership development, and outreach ministry. His passion is to see believers grow in spiritual maturity and become effective ambassadors for Christ.
He is a dedicated servant of God, teacher of His Word, and passionate evangelist committed to raising disciples and transforming lives through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. His call into ministry was birthed through a deep encounter with God’s Word and the conviction of the Holy Spirit, which progressively revealed God’s purpose for his life. This call was further confirmed through personal visions and consistent evidence in fellowships and church ministry, culminating in his full confirmation into ministry in the year 2000.
Academically, he holds a Diploma in Psychiatric Nursing from King’s College, London, and a bachelor’s degree in agriculture from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. He has also received extensive theological and leadership training through institutions and ministries in the United Kingdom, including RCCG London and Kensington Temple, and has participated in several church leadership and growth development programs. He equally served as a member of the Teacher’s Band of the School of Discipleship of the RCCG in the UK.
Beyond ministry, he enjoys reading, writing, mentoring, and farming. As an author and agricultural enthusiast, he combines practical wisdom with biblical principles to impact lives across generations.
Through faithful service, sound teaching, and a heart for evangelism, Pastor Seye continues to advance the mission of Hour of Liberty Fellowship, inspiring people to grow in Christ and fulfill their God-given purpose. His favourite scripture is Matt 8:20, which is based on his calling as an evangelist, and John 3:16.
A devoted family man, he is married to Mrs Adebanke Adigun and they are blessed with four children. He is known for his simple lifestyle and commitment to godly family value.
