Princess Adeola Shittu, Publisher of Event Diary Lifestyle, has joined family, friends, and well-wishers across the globe to celebrate the birthday of Oluwatoyin A. Y, a Nigerian-born, U.S.-based international author, faith-builder, passionate gospel artist, worship leader, and child advocate whose work continues to inspire positive change worldwide.
Described by Adeola as “a God-given angel in human form,” Oluwatoyin has made a profound impact through her books, music, advocacy, and humanitarian efforts, earning recognition as a voice of hope and transformation for children both in Nigeria and abroad.
She is the celebrated author of Scrum Moms, Scrum Dads – a faith-based curated prayer guide for strengthening families – and Emily’s Becoming: From a Terrified Little Girl to a Multipurpose Woman of Impact, a moving narrative of empowerment and resilience. Her works transcend storytelling, serving as ministry, mentorship, and motivation for readers around the world.
Beyond her literary accomplishments, Oluwatoyin is deeply committed to protecting, empowering, and uplifting children. Through her advocacy, she amplifies the voices of the vulnerable, inspires intentional parenting, and supports initiatives that give children opportunities to dream, learn, and thrive. Her global outreach bridges cultures, inspiring shared responsibility for the next generation.
“Oluwatoyin is proof that one person’s passion can ignite hope across nations,” said Princess Adeola Shittu. “She embodies grace, strength, and a relentless commitment to making the world better for our children.”
As a passionate gospel artist and worship leader, Oluwatoyin uses her music to minister hope, encourage faith, and draw people closer to God, further extending her impact beyond literature and advocacy.
From mentoring one-on-one to addressing large audiences, Oluwatoyin radiates purpose-driven energy and encourages individuals to discover their God-given potential, nurture their talents, and live boldly in faith.
As she marks another year today, August 13, well-wishers celebrate not just her birthday but also the immeasurable contributions she continues to make to literature, music, faith, and child advocacy.