Korede Olawoyin is a Christian apologist, writer, and speaker from Nigeria, committed to defending and communicating the truth of the Christian faith across worldviews and religious backgrounds. His work is focused on engaging not only Muslims but also skeptics, atheists, and adherents of African Traditional Religions, addressing the unique theological, philosophical, and cultural challenges that arise in these conversations.

Korede is known for his thoughtful and respectful approach to interfaith and worldview dialogue. Drawing from a strong foundation in biblical theology, he presents the case for Christianity with clarity and conviction, emphasizing key doctrines such as the divinity of Christ, the reliability of Scripture, and the uniqueness of the gospel. Whether through public debates, written articles, online discussions, or podcast interviews, Korede seeks to offer biblically grounded and intellectually robust responses to objections against the Christian faith.

He is the founder and coordinator of Seasoned Apologist, a ministry dedicated to equipping Christians to confidently and lovingly engage the culture with the truth of the gospel. He also co-tutors at the *Seasoned Apologist Institute (SAI), the ministry’s training arm, offering accessible theological and apologetics education in partnership with institutions such as the Oxford Centre for Religion and Public Life (OCRPL), UK, and The Shepherd Academy (TSA).

Each year, Korede hosts the Seasoned Apologist Conference, designed to train and inspire pastors, church leaders, and believers who are passionate about apologetics and evangelism in the African context. He regularly collaborates with global apologists, inviting them to his podcast to explore theological and apologetic issues in ways that are understandable and relevant to lay audiences.

Korede holds a BA in Biblical Studies from West Africa Theological Seminary, where he is currently pursuing his MA. He is married to Benedicta, and they reside in Lagos, Nigeria.