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Apostle Ayoola Oladele: A visionary prophet based in Lagos, transforming lives through his selfless humanitarian efforts …inspiring a brighter future for Lagos community
Apostle Ayoola Oladele: A visionary prophet based in Lagos, transforming lives through his selfless humanitarian efforts
…inspiring a brighter future for Lagos community
~By Oluwaseun Fabiyi
Apostle Ayoola Oladele, founder of Letusworshiphealingministries, has made a commendable move, reflective of his ongoing commitment to community service, as evidenced by his ministry’s headquarters in Lagos and its impact within the Lagos metropolitan area
What qualities define a genuine man of God who personifies Jesus Christ? This outstanding Apostle of God, Ayoola Oladele consistently demonstrates these attributes, seeking no recompense from the community
Throughout the history of our Lord Jesus Christ, the scriptures reveal that Jesus traversed various communities, providing sustenance to the masses and performing healing miracles. Notably, the biblical account of Jesus Christ using two fishes and a loaf of bread to feed thousands serves as a paradigm for Apostle Ayoola Oladele’s philanthropic endeavors within his jurisdiction.
*A Call to Serve Humanity:*
Through his midia aide, Oluwaseun Fabiyi says Apostle Ayoola Oladele reiterated that community service and societal giving-back remain integral components of his ministry’s calling.
While Apostle Ayoola Oladele was still serving in the Nigerian Military, he heard God’s voice calling him to undertake His gospel assignment, which ultimately led to his formal resignation as a military officer stationed at the Ikeja Cantonment
Having established Letusworshiphealingministries several years ago, Apostle Ayoola Oladele’s ministry has experienced exponential growth across all facets of its activities. Indeed, it is a healing ministry imbued with unadulterated power, as exemplified by the miraculous healing of a street-walking madman in Lagos in 2024, which propelled Apostle Ayoola Oladele’s ministry and name to global recognition.
*Philosophy of the Save the Needy Foundation:*
As the ministry experienced rapid growth, Apostle Ayoola Oladele received divine inspiration and guidance to undertake community-focused social responsibility initiatives, thereby addressing the people’s needs in a distinct manner. He promptly set up ‘Save The Needy With Your Substance’, a registered ministry and Godly non-profit government organization (NGO) with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), without hesitation to God’s voice, funded by himself and some church members under spiritual guidance.
*Is Save the Needy’s Ministry having a lasting impact?*
Absolutely yes, with a lucid mind and compassionate visionary leader, Apostle Ayoola Oladele’s vision-driven approach can never be overlooked and is unmatched within the society.To state the facts without embellishment, Save The Needy has clearly made a substantial difference in the lives of many disadvantaged Lagosians, encompassing out-of-school students, orphanage homes, elderly women and men, widows, widowers, and correctional centers; all of whom have benefited from Save The Needy’s initiatives within Lagos and its environs
As part of their humanitarian services, Apostle Ayoola Oladele recently led a massive team from Save The Needy on a visit to Agege central market, railway, Abule Egba, Iyana Ipaja down to Ile-epo area of Lagos and subsequently returned to Ikeja, down to Oshodi to donate food stuff, clothing materials, and cash to orphanages, the General Hospital in Igbogbi at Yaba to settle their hospital bills, a Police Station, and some areas of Ajao Estate, to name a few.
On a monthly basis, they would usually gather en masse to undertake this activity between 12:00 pm and 6:30 pm, joined by Apostle Ayoola Oladele’s wife and the church faithful, who were wholly supportive.
*Are there any financial returns or gains?*
All these activities were executed monthly to honor God, without any governmental or influential sponsorship, either domestically or internationally. The ministry incurred substantial monthly expenditures of millions of Naira, but God has consistently been its primary source of support and sustainability. We undertook these initiatives without anticipating reciprocal gestures from individuals, instead relying on God’s word.
We wholeheartedly invite anyone who feels inclined to partner or provide support to join us, as we formally appeal for support from philanthropic individuals, good Nigerians at home and abroad, brothers and sisters in Africa, and people of all nations worldwide – White, Arab, French, Asian, and everyone across the globe.
We respectfully solicit your support for Save The Needy’s With Your Substance Humanitarian Foundation, a charitable organization established in 2020 that provides assistance to the underprivileged without regard to religion, tribe, or creed.
*Services We Rendered:*
– Care for *fatherless* and *motherless* children
– Support for *widows* and *widowers*
– Assistance to *old age* men and women
– Aid to *prisoners*, *hospitalized patients*, and those in psychiatric care
– Relief for people affected by *crisis*, *flood*, *fire*, or other disasters
– Help for *individuals in need*
Bible Verses on Caring for the Needy:
1. *James 1:27*: “Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.”
2. *Deuteronomy 10:18*: “He defends the cause of the fatherless and the widow, and loves the foreigner residing among you, giving them food and clothing.”
3. *Isaiah 1:17*: “Learn to do right; seek justice. Defend the oppressed. Take up the cause of the fatherless; plead the case of the widow.”
*Ways to Support:*
– Donate to: *Account Name*: SAVE THE NEEDYS WITH YOUR SUBSTANCE HUMANITARIAN FOUNDATION, *Account number*: 2047164004, *Bank name*: First Bank PLC.
– Contact: +2348036343973, WhatsApp/Line: +2348181959243.
– Venue: CDC Hall, Oshodi Local Government Secretariat Complex, Lagos, Nigeria.
*Call to Action:*
Please help spread the word about *Save The Needy’s With Your Substance Humanitarian Foundation*. Tell someone, tell somebody, tell people around you about this foundation serving humanity with dignity. Your one cent counts.
May God bless you abundantly for your kindness and support
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Obi’s Reform Agenda Rekindles Scrutiny of Nigeria’s Political Wealth
By George Omagbemi Sylvester | Published by SaharaWeeklyNG
“Momodu’s remarks spotlight elite affluence as analysts warn of resistance to cost-cutting reforms.”
Prominent publisher and politician Dele Momodu has reignited debate over the vast wealth attributed to sections of Nigeria’s political class, asserting publicly that certain politicians could raise as much as $500 million at short notice to secure presidential power. Though no names were mentioned, the claim has sharpened national conversations about transparency, accountability, and the true cost of governance.
Nigeria’s persistent struggle with corruption is well documented by bodies such as Transparency International, whose global assessments frequently rank the country low on public sector integrity. The optics of expansive private mansions, luxury assets, and foreign-based lifestyles among political families continue to fuel public suspicion, particularly in a nation grappling with inflation, debt pressures, and widespread poverty.
The controversy unfolds against the backdrop of reform advocacy by Peter Obi, who has consistently argued for cutting governance costs and institutionalizing fiscal discipline. Political economist Professor Pat Utomi maintains that entrenched elites often resist structural reform, describing elite capture as a systemic barrier to democratic accountability. Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka has similarly warned that democracy without transparency breeds cynicism and instability.
While no specific officeholders have been formally indicted in connection with Momodu’s remarks, the broader issue remains potent: public demand for principled leadership is rising, and scrutiny of political wealth is unlikely to fade as future elections approach.
“Obi Would Defeat Even Jesus at the Polls”: Viral Remark Sparks Political Debate Online
By George Omagbemi Sylvester
A viral statement by a prominent supporter of former Anambra State governor and Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has ignited widespread reactions across Nigeria’s political landscape. The supporter, popularly known as Mama Pee, declared during a live social media broadcast earlier this week that “If Jesus comes down to contest in Nigeria, Obi go win am,” a remark intended to emphasize Obi’s perceived popularity among his core supporters.
The comment, which surfaced on X and Facebook, quickly generated sharp responses from supporters of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and former Vice President Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). While many Labour Party loyalists defended the statement as political exaggeration, critics described it as reflective of growing personality-driven politics.
Obi, who contested the 2023 presidential election under the Labour Party and placed third according to official results released by the Independent National Electoral Commission, has not issued any public response to the remark.
The episode underscores the continued intensity of political engagement following the 2023 general elections, with online discourse increasingly shaping narratives around Nigeria’s evolving democratic space.
Benue Seeks Federal Approval to Rehabilitate 400 Repentant Bandits
By George Omagbemi Sylvester
The Benue State Government has requested the support and approval of the Federal Government of Nigeria to rehabilitate about 400 repentant bandits who have reportedly surrendered in parts of the state.
State officials disclosed that the proposal was formally communicated to federal authorities in Abuja this week, seeking collaboration on a structured programme covering disarmament, deradicalisation, vocational training and supervised reintegration into communities. According to government sources, Benue lacks the financial and institutional capacity to independently execute a comprehensive rehabilitation initiative of that scale.
The development follows intensified security engagements across several rural local government areas that have experienced repeated attacks linked to armed groups. Benue, located in Nigeria’s Middle Belt, has in recent years faced persistent violence associated with banditry and farmer-herder clashes, leading to significant displacement and humanitarian strain.
Authorities indicated that the identities of the 400 individuals are undergoing verification by security agencies before any formal reintegration begins. Federal officials are yet to publicly confirm approval of the request, as consultations between state and national security institutions continue.
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