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Otunba Folorunso Ogunleye set for Folusoomosebi Care Foundation Launch, urges phillathropist to support the needy

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Otunba Folorunso Samson Ogunleye, a reputable engineer who has been a bridge builder and also trained, mentor, sponsore many young and promising future leaders in engineering world is set to look into hospitality sector as a special guest of honour at Folusoomosebi Care Foundation launch.

He is set to embark on a new campaign to inspire philanthropic support for the needy.

Speaking to the press on Wednesday, he revealed that part of his initiative was to partner with reputable media organizations aimed at enhancing visibility for his mission.

According to him, life will be better when everyone has a decent place to live, so i am willing to join the moving train to solve issues, including poverty reduction, good health care, child molestation and trafficking and also engage in community parenting.

“It is also good to honor individuals, politicians, and business leaders who have made significant contributions to better the community” He affirmed.

Otunba(Engr.) Folorunso Ogunleye, an indigene of Erijiyan Ekiti in Ekiti State, is a graduate of Yaba college of Technology, where he bagged OND and HND in Electrical Engineering, PGD in Electrical Engineering with Ladoke Akintola University of Technology and he equally bagged MBA in marketing in the same University.

Folorunso started his career with Debol oil Nigeria limited as a supervisor in 1989 and later moved to Vanleer containers Nigeria Plc, now Greif Nigeria Plc as Electrical Supervisor and rise to the position of Electrical Superintendent. He later join Econet Nigeria wireless, one of the Nigeria leading Telecommunication companies in 2003 as a Field Engineer. He worked with Econet throughout the transition period of the company to V-mobile, Celtel, Zain, and Airtel before moving to Ericsson Nigeria in 2009 and during this period, he was transferred to South Africa as an expatriate between 2015 to 2016. In October 31st 2017, he left Ericsson to join Safari Telecom as General Manager and in 2019.

Going further, he left Safari Telecom to Tyllium Nigeria, one of the Telecom support companies as Deputy Head of Operations and later became Director of Operations. He was later moved to Sales department as a Key Account Director owing to his multi-task experience in Technical and Commercial business unit.

 

Folorunso Ogunleye, the C.E.O of Folsam Group of companies, who patroned several social club also bagged chieftaincy titles from reputable towns in Ekiti, he is the Otunba Fiwajoye of Erijiyan Ekiti, Otunba Bobagunwa of Ilogun Ekiti, Baba Isale Ijo St Paul Anglican Church Erijiyan Ekiti and Baba Ewe Anglican church, Ikogosi Ekiti, all in Ekiti State of Nigeria.

 

Otunba Folorunso Ogunleye is a member of the following professional bodies such as Nigeria Society of Engineers – FNSE, Council for Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria – COREN, Member Nigeria Institute of Management – MNIM, Member Nigeria Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers – FNIEEE, Member Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers, London – MIEEE, London, Fellow Nigeria institute of Research and Administrative – FNIRA and Fellow Institute of Professional Entrepreneurs and Strategic Administrators of Nigeria – FIPESA

He is married to his wife Chief Mrs Ademidun Ogunleye JP and the marriage is blessed children.

Otunba Folorunso Ogunleye set for Folusoomosebi Care Foundation Launch, urges phillathropist to support the needy

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STAND OUT 2025 : Embracing Authenticity and Individuality – A Call By Prophet Israel Oladele Ogundipe

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STAND OUT 2025 : Embracing Authenticity and Individuality – A Call By Prophet Israel Oladele Ogundipe

Imagine a world where you can be yourself without fear of judgment or rejection. A world where authenticity is celebrated, and individuality is encouraged. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, Genesis Global Church, under the leadership of Prophet Israel Oladele Ogundipe, is making this dream a reality with their upcoming global program, STAND OUT 2025.

Scheduled to hold on July 27, 2025, at the Victoria Garden Event Centre in Ikeja, Lagos, this event promises to be a game-changer for those seeking to break free from the shackles of conformity. As the visionary leader would say, “Your crown is not in the crowd.” It’s time to stand out and shine.

In a world that’s constantly trying to mold us into something else, being ourselves is the greatest accomplishment. As the man of God emphasizes, “To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.” Authenticity is not just a trait; it’s a daily practice of embracing who we are and letting go of who we think we’re supposed to be. So, why not take the first step towards embracing your true self?

We all have our unique stories, and it’s time to start writing a new chapter. As the spiritual leader puts it, “You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.” Be a rainbow in someone’s cloud, spreading hope and positivity wherever you go. Your individuality is your strength, so don’t be afraid to let it shine.

The biggest risk is not taking any risk. It’s time to step out of your comfort zone and be bold, courageous, and different. Don’t be afraid to stand out; instead, let your uniqueness be your superpower. Remember, “The biggest risk is not taking any risk,” so go ahead and take that leap of faith.

Believing in yourself is the first step towards achieving your dreams. As the founder emphasizes, “Believe you can and you’re halfway there.” You’re never too old to set another goal or dream a new dream. So, go ahead and chase your aspirations with passion and determination.

Genesis Global Church invites you to be part of this life-changing event. Come and experience the power of authenticity, individuality, and boldness. Mark your calendars for July 27, 2025, and get ready to STAND OUT 2025.

Details Below;

Date : July 27, 2025
Time : 3 pm
Venue : Victoria Garden Event Centre, 1 Ashabifi Road, opposite Protea Hotel CBD Alausa Ikeja, landmark is ShopRite, Alausa, Ikeja

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to stand out and shine. See you there!

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The Architects of a Nation’s Downfall: Nigeria’s Hall of Shame and the Collapse of Conscience

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The Architects of a Nation’s Downfall: Nigeria’s Hall of Shame and the Collapse of Conscience By George Omagbemi Sylvester | Published by SaharaWeeklyNG.com

The Architects of a Nation’s Downfall: Nigeria’s Hall of Shame and the Collapse of Conscience

By George Omagbemi Sylvester | Published by SaharaWeeklyNG.com

As Nigeria convulses under the weight of insecurity, economic collapse, institutional decay and moral bankruptcy, it becomes not only appropriate but necessary to name and shame those who knowingly led this nation into the wilderness. We are not victims of chance but of calculated betrayal, engineered by those who claimed intellectual and spiritual superiority; pastors, professors, politicians, media moguls and public figures who handed the keys of the nation to a man whose history was soaked in authoritarianism, ethnic chauvinism and glaring incompetence: General Muhammadu Buhari.

To begin this autopsy of conscience, we must establish the premise: these people knew better. They were not ignorant. They were not uninformed. They were not misled. They were collaborators.

The Collusion of the Educated Elite
Names like Professor Yemi Osinbajo, Charles Soludo, Pat Utomi, Oby Ezekwesili, Tunde Bakare and Wole Soyinka were not just bystanders in this national catastrophe but they were enablers. These are individuals trained in some of the world’s best institutions, purveyors of public thought and torchbearers of “truth”, yet they sold Nigeria to a man who not only lacked a West African School Certificate but also had a documented past of economic mismanagement, human rights abuse and ethnic bigotry.

Soyinka, for instance, famously campaigned against Goodluck Jonathan and threw his moral weight behind a former dictator. In 2015, he called Buhari “a born-again democrat.” How does one become a “born-again democrat” without a single interview on economic reform, education or healthcare? What happened to the intellectual curiosity of these so-called public thinkers?

Religious Betrayal and Prophetic Failure
The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Deeper Life, Winners Chapel and other spiritual institutions, particularly through their pastors, either passively watched or directly endorsed Buhari. Pastor E.A. Adeboye, Pastor Kumuyi, Tunde Bakare, Sunday Adelaja, Father Ejike Mbaka all lent Buhari religious credibility despite glaring warnings from history. Bakare even shared a ticket with Buhari in 2011 and prophesied that Buhari would bring “divine order.” Instead, Nigeria witnessed divine disorder.

Where were these prophecies when innocent Christians and Muslims alike were slaughtered by insurgents? Where were these prophets when the naira lost over 70% of its value and more than 133 million Nigerians plunged into multidimensional poverty (National Bureau of Statistics, 2022)? Their silence is an indictment. Their endorsements are complicity.

Media, Pop Culture and the Celebration of Deception
Journalists and media figures such as Dele Momodu, John Momoh, Maupe Ogun and Chamberlain Usoh provided a platform for propaganda. The media failed in its duty to interrogate Buhari’s record and instead became echo chambers of a fraudulent messiah complex. The Nigerian media didn’t just report the news, they manufactured consent.

Musicians like 9ice and entertainers like Desmond Elliot crossed from art into propaganda, using their influence to support the very institutions and individuals undermining democracy. These celebrities became accomplices in the sanitization of tyranny.

Political Charlatans and Economic Saboteurs
The most odious names in this hall of shame are undoubtedly the politicians: Bola Tinubu, Nasir El-Rufai, Rotimi Amaechi, Raji Fashola, Bukola Saraki, Adams Oshiomhole, Chris Ngige, Rabiu Kwankwaso and others who orchestrated the Return of the Tyrant.

They knew Buhari’s history:

In 1984, he jailed journalists and promulgated Decree 4, Nigeria’s most anti-press law.

Under his regime, Nigeria’s economy shrank, imports dried up and debt rose sharply.

He participated in Abacha’s murderous junta as PTF Chairman, overseeing funds shrouded in opacity.

In 2001, Buhari led protests against Nigeria’s secular status, demanding Sharia law across the nation.

In 2011, after losing the election, his supporters killed over 800 people in Northern Nigeria and yet no apology ever came.

Despite this public record, these political jobbers dusted him up, dressed him in agbada and marketed him as “CHANGE.”

Why They Did It: The Unholy Hatred for Goodluck Jonathan
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan was far from perfect, but no leader in recent history showed more potential for true national rebirth. Under him:

Nigeria had 6% GDP growth (World Bank, 2013).

The Niger Delta amnesty brought peace.

Over 12 new federal universities were established.

Agriculture grew with the e-wallet fertilizer scheme.

And above all, Jonathan handed over power peacefully in 2015—a first in Nigerian history.

But Jonathan committed an unpardonable sin: He was Ijaw. He came from a minority group and dared to lead. The Northern oligarchy and their Southern errand boys could not stomach it. The propaganda was built not on policy, but on tribal resentment and manufactured outrage.

Tinubu, El-Rufai and their army of Twitter warriors painted Jonathan as the embodiment of corruption while sponsoring the most corrupt, divisive and underqualified man to ever hold the office. As Bishop Matthew Kukah put it in 2022:

“Buhari has divided Nigeria more than any other leader in our history.”

The Aftermath: National Collapse and International Shame
Nigeria under Buhari became a failed state by every measurable index:

Over 3.5 million internally displaced people (IDPs) as of 2024.

Over 1,200 schoolchildren kidnapped during his tenure.

The naira fell from ₦199/$1 in 2015 to ₦1,500/$1 by 2024.

Inflation reached 34%, and food insecurity hit crisis levels.

Universities were shut for over 9 months due to ASUU strikes.

Today, President Tinubu, a product of that same toxic political ecosystem, presides over a nation that’s barely breathing.

Posterity Will Judge Us All
Those who still defend these figures (whether for tribal, religious or personal reasons) are not just morally compromised, they are dangerously dishonest. Evil thrives not just because of wicked people, but because of the cowards who choose silence when truth must be spoken.

As Chinua Achebe once said, “The trouble with Nigeria is simply and squarely a failure of leadership.”

We must now add: a failure of intellect, conscience and spirituality.

This is not just a list of names. It is a catalogue of betrayal. It is a Hall of Shame, where the educated, the anointed, and the self-proclaimed saints traded our collective future for crumbs of political favour or false prophecy.

Let it be known to all who read this: History has recorded your names. Posterity will remember your roles. And your children’s children will ask what you did when Nigeria bled.

If you are silent, then you too are guilty.

Share. Discuss. Debate. But do not forget.
Let this Hall of Shame echo through time.

The Architects of a Nation’s Downfall: Nigeria’s Hall of Shame and the Collapse of Conscience
By George Omagbemi Sylvester | Published by SaharaWeeklyNG.com

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DISREGARD FAKE NEWS: HIS EXCELLENCY LT GEN TY BURATAI (RTD) CFR, BETARA OF BIU, IS SAFE AND CELEBRATED EID IN ABUJA

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DISREGARD FAKE NEWS: HIS EXCELLENCY LT GEN TY BURATAI (RTD) CFR, BETARA OF BIU, IS SAFE AND CELEBRATED EID IN ABUJA

 

 

In light of the recent mischievous and utterly false reports circulating on certain online platforms, I wish to categorically state that His Excellency Lieutenant General Tukur Yusufu Buratai (Rtd) CFR, Betara of Biu, Garkuwan Keffi, former Chief of Army Staff and former Nigerian Ambassador to the Republic of Benin, was not attacked in any way, contrary to what has been falsely reported by some online media outlets.

 

DISREGARD FAKE NEWS: HIS EXCELLENCY LT GEN TY BURATAI (RTD) CFR, BETARA OF BIU, IS SAFE AND CELEBRATED EID IN ABUJA

 

For the avoidance of doubt, he celebrated the Eid festivities peacefully in Abuja, in the company of family, friends, and well-wishers, and I have remained within the Federal Capital Territory since then.

 

 

This baseless rumour is a product of the reckless imagination of the purveyors of fake news, individuals whose sole aim is to malign him, spread fear, confusion and misinformation. The fabricators of these actions are not only mischievous but also deeply irresponsible and must be condemned in the strongest terms.

 

DISREGARD FAKE NEWS: HIS EXCELLENCY LT GEN TY BURATAI (RTD) CFR, BETARA OF BIU, IS SAFE AND CELEBRATED EID IN ABUJA

I sincerely extend my heartfelt and profound appreciation to the countless patriotic and well-meaning Nigerians, friends, associates and admirers of His Excelkency, who reached out with genuine concern, prayers and goodwill. Your overwhelming show of love and support is deeply cherished and speaks volumes about the enduring respect and affection we are privileged to receive from across the country and beyond.

 

Let this serve as a reminder to the harbingers of fake news, that truth will always prevail. No amount of falsehood or malicious propaganda can tarnish the image of a man who has devoted his life to the service of our great nation.

 

SK Usman mni fnipr

Monday 9th June 2025

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