Address
Akanro Estate on Akanro Street, Surulere, Lagos 100001
Work Hours
Monday to Sunday: 24/7
For Professionals Who Deserve Better
At Corporate Barddie, we provide Nigerian professionals and businesses with the guidance they need to thrive. From one-on-one corporate counsel and legal advisory to CSR strategies that build real impact, we help you navigate challenges, protect your interests, and create meaningful change.
Welcome to Corporate Barddie
I’m Okeke Esther Ada – a brand strategist, a CSR expert, and the voice behind Corporate Barddie. With over six years in Nigeria’s fast-paced FMCG space, I’ve worked at the intersection of corporate marketing, brand equity, and social impact. I hold a BSc and MSc in Economics, an MSc in Industrial Relations & Personnel Management, and I’m a certified ACCA chartered accountant. Currently pursuing a PhD, my journey is one marked by resilience and reinvention.
Services
At Corporate Barddie, we support professionals and businesses with tailored solutions for success and impact.
CSR
We help businesses move beyond ticking compliance boxes to create CSR strategies that build brand trust, strengthen community ties, and drive real impact. From design to execution and reporting, we turn your social good intentions into meaningful action.
Legal Counsel
We connect professionals to trusted legal support helping you review contracts, understand your rights, and respond to workplace issues with confidence. Affordable advice, when and where you need it, ready to protect your interests.
Membership Subscription
The Corporate Barddie Members-Only Circle is a private, subscription-based community for African professionals navigating toxic workplaces, career confusion, silent pain, or major transitions.
Speaking Engagements & Strategic Conversations
I’m Esther Ada Okeke, the Corporate Barddie a passionate voice for workplace equity, women’s empowerment, and impactful CSR across Africa. I’ve led award-winning programs like Crown Flour Angels, empowering over 1,000 women through vocational training and business support.
As Published On Vanguard
From Boardroom to Barddie Vision: Rewriting rules of corporate power
After years of navigating the fast-paced corridors of corporate Nigeria, Okeke Esther Ada, a seasoned brand strategist and marketing professional, is forging a new path. She’s shifting gears from conventional KPIs and boardroom metrics to something far more transformational: building platforms that center people, purpose, and long-term impact.
“I’ve lived through the politics, the pressure, and the praise that doesn’t always translate to recognition,” Okeke reflects. “Now, I’m building something to help others survive it – with clarity, dignity, and strategy.”
With a career rooted in market research, brand development, corporate communications, and CSR, Okeke served as Brand Manager, Corporate Sales at one of Nigeria’s leading FMCG organization. But her real superpower lies in turning corporate tools into vehicles for change
What peoples say about us
Real stories from professionals and business leaders who found clarity, support, and impact through our services.
Our CSR strategy was scattered before Corporate Barddie stepped in. They helped us design and launch a program that not only impacted our community but strengthened our brand in the market.
Tunde Balogun
CEO, GreenLink Logistics
The Legal Access Plan saved me during a contract dispute I wasn’t prepared for. I had quick, affordable advice that protected my rights and helped me negotiate better terms.
Amaka Ibe
Tech Product Manager
Corporate Barddie gave me clarity when I was at my breaking point at work. The one-on-one counsel helped me plan my next move with confidence. I’m now in a better role, and I feel seen and valued.
Adaora Nkem
HR Manager
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