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Power, Purity & Provision — The Untold Story of Apostle Babalola’s Abundant Life

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Power, Purity & Provision — The Untold Story of Apostle Babalola’s Abundant Life

The Roaring Lion of Revival: Apostle Babalola’s Life of Power and Prosperity

In the annals of Nigerian church history, few names resonate with as much awe and reverence as Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola, the fiery revivalist whose ministry shook nations, silenced the kingdom of darkness, and ignited a movement that still burns today.
Recent remarks attempting to portray the great Apostle as a man called to suffer in poverty have sparked debate. But history, testimony, and living witnesses tell a very different story — one of supernatural provision, princely honour, and spiritual wealth that defies worldly imagination.
The Contradiction in the Narrative
Yes, Apostle Babalola was anointed beyond measure — that much is acknowledged. But to suggest that God would call such a man into ministry only to starve him of blessing is a contradiction of divine character. God forbid — and I say it seven times! The truth? He was never abandoned to lack.
Power, Purity & Provision — The Untold Story of Apostle Babalola’s Abundant Life
Apostle Babalola Was Never Poor
Those who knew him testify that Apostle Babalola was always well-clothed, well-fed, and well-honoured. Though clad in white garments and cassocks, they were immaculate, regal, and rich in spiritual symbolism.
When Queen Elizabeth II visited Nigeria in February 1956, Apostle Babalola was among the distinguished guests of honour. Could a man in tattered rags be invited into such company? Never!
Even today, garments from his wardrobe in Efon-Alaaye still carry a fragrance and presence — a spiritual mystery, preserved for 66 years after his passing.
Living in Divine Abundance
The Apostle never solicited funds through gimmicks or emotional manipulation, yet resources flowed. His diaries recorded God’s provision in British pounds — £100, £50 — at a time when such amounts could change lives.
He lived in a befitting home, drove the best Ford Jeep of his era, and quietly sponsored weddings, education, and apprenticeships for countless people.
A Blessed Heritage in His Children
His legacy lives on in his children, both successful and spiritually sound:
Deaconess Eunice Wuraola Oginni, retired lecturer and anointed Sunday School teacher at CAC Oke’s, Ilesa DCC.
Madame Apeke I. Adeniyi, Knight in the Methodist Church, a revivalist, and a mirror of her father’s grace and fire.
Each lives in their own home and continues to impact lives, proof of a heritage built on blessing, not lack.
Eyewitnesses Speak
Living contemporaries confirm the truth. Pastor D.O.A. Oloye, born without traditional or Western medicine, still testifies to Babalola’s generosity. Pastor Luke O. Asaaju (Rtd), now nearly 90, lived with him and remains a witness to the Apostle’s life of divine supply.
When Provision Chased Him Down
One remarkable account tells of a day he travelled for a revival and arrived at a train station without money. Strangers recognised him, debated his identity, then spontaneously blessed him with cash — without a single request. This was the kind of supernatural favour that marked his ministry.
The Roaring Lion in the Spirit
Apostle Babalola was no ordinary preacher. His voice carried over three kilometres without a microphone. His prayer mountains remain pilgrimage sites. He was an axe in God’s hand, a terror to the kingdom of darkness, a man of uncompromising holiness and unassailable authority.
He was rich in all things — holiness, influence, divine revelation, material abundance, and enduring legacy.
A Call to Honour
If you trace your ministry or denomination’s roots to his prayers, revivals, or mountains, you owe a debt of gratitude. Bless his family. Honour his legacy. Support the work he birthed.
As Scripture says:
> “For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though He was rich, yet for your sake He became poor, so that through His poverty you might become rich.” — 2 Corinthians 8:9
Let us resist the urge to recast Apostle Babalola’s life into a shallow narrative of suffering. He was a man of power, purity, and provision — a true General of God whose wealth was measured both in heaven and on earth. His story is not of poverty, but of a God who honours His servants with abundance.
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Adron Homes Celebrates Visionary Chairman, Aare Adetola Emmanuel King, at 51

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Adron Homes Celebrates Visionary Chairman, Aare Adetola Emmanuel King, at 51

 

The management and staff of Adron Homes and Properties Limited have joined family, friends, associates, and well-wishers across the globe to celebrate their Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Aare Adetola EmmanuelKing, as he marks his 51st birthday.

Adron Homes Celebrates Visionary Chairman, Aare Adetola Emmanuel King, at 51

In a statement released by the company, the milestone was described as a celebration of an exceptional leader whose vision, resilience, and entrepreneurial brilliance have not only transformed Adron Homes into a household name in Nigeria’s real estate sector but have also redefined affordable housing across the country.

 

Under his dynamic leadership, Adron Homes has continued to expand its footprint, delivering value-driven residential solutions while empowering thousands of Nigerians with opportunities for home ownership. His commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction has remained the driving force behind the company’s sustained growth and industry leadership.

 

The statement further highlighted Aare EmmanuelKing’s passion for nation-building and community development, noting his significant contributions to job creation, youth empowerment, and the promotion of socio-economic development through real estate investments.

 

“As a leader, mentor, and visionary, Aare Adetola EmmanuelKing has consistently inspired a culture of excellence, integrity, and dedication within the organization. His ability to turn bold ideas into reality continues to position Adron Homes as a trailblazer in the industry,” the statement read.

 

The company expressed profound gratitude for his steadfast leadership and prayed for continued wisdom, strength, and sound health as he embarks on another year of impactful achievements.

 

As he celebrates his 51st birthday, the entire Adron Homes family proudly honours a man whose legacy continues to shape the future of real estate in Nigeria.

 

Happy 51st Birthday, Aare Adetola EmmanuelKing!

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Oba Ara Releases Emotional Tribute to Late Taiwo Adegbodu

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Oba Ara Releases Emotional Tribute to Late Taiwo Adegbodu

Taofik Afolabi 

 

The gospel music community continues to grieve the painful loss of Taiwo Adegbodu, a beloved figure whose sudden departure left a deep void among fans, colleagues, and loved ones. In response to this loss, renowned gospel minister Rotimi Onimole, popularly known as Oba Ara, has released a moving tribute song that captures both the sorrow of the moment and the enduring legacy of the late singer.

 

Oba Ara, a proud son of Isale Eko, channels raw emotion throughout the song, using heartfelt lyrics and soul-stirring melodies to reflect on his personal connection with Taiwo Adegbodu. In the tribute, he openly expresses how deeply the news of Adegbodu’s passing shook him, describing it as a painful and unexpected loss that is difficult to come to terms with.

 

The song goes beyond mourning, it celebrates the life, ministry, and impact of Taiwo Adegbodu. Oba Ara highlights the late artist’s dedication to spreading the gospel through music, his inspiring voice, and the spiritual influence he had on many within and beyond Nigeria. Through powerful verses, he paints a picture of a man who lived for God and touched countless lives through his ministry.

 

Listeners have described the tribute as both comforting and deeply emotional, as it resonates with the collective grief of the gospel music community. It serves as a reminder that although Taiwo Adegbodu is no longer physically present, his music, message, and legacy will continue to live on.

 

In honoring his late colleague, Oba Ara not only pays his respects but also offers a source of healing for fans and fellow ministers, using music as a tool to process grief and celebrate a life well lived.

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Buratai, Fagbemi , Shagaya, Olofa, Others Eulogise Olowu Kuta’s Olori On 60th Birthday, Foundation Launch

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Buratai, Fagbemi , Shagaya, Olofa, Others Eulogise Olowu Kuta’s Olori On 60th Birthday, Foundation Launch

 

Eminent personalities across the Nigeria stormed the TFK Event Centre, Bala Mohammed Way, Guzape, Abuja, to celebrate the 60th birthday of Olowu Kuta’s Olori, Queen Jumai Amoke and her Foundation Launch on Saturday 28, March 2026.

From former Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen TY Buratai rtd, to the Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Prince Lateef Fagbemi; Olofa of Offa, HRM Oba Mufutau Gbadamosi. Even top businesswoman and socialite, Chief (Mrs) Bola Shagaya, was in attendance.

Buratai, Fagbemi , Shagaya, Olofa, Others Eulogise Olowu Kuta's Olori On 60th Birthday, Foundation Launch

Other dignitaries were newly promoted Deputy Inspector-General of Police and former AIG Zone 2 , Lagos , Adegoke Fayoade, Major General Abdumalik, Major General Samuel Adebayo rtd (Fmr CDI);

Major General Anthony Omozoje rtd (Fmr Copp);

 

Alhaji Tajudeen Owoyemi (Asiwaju of Offa and CEO Radisson Hotel Nigeria;

 

Dr Waheed Olagunju, former managing director of Bank of Industry, Oniba of Iba, Lagos State, HRM Oba Dr Suleiman Raji ;

Justice Falola, Olu of Ile-Ogbo , Oba Adetoyese amongst many traditional rulers and captains of industry too numerous to mention.

Speaking at the occasion, the Chief Host, Olowu of Kuta, HRM Oba Dr Adekunle Oyelude Makama, CON , Tegbosun iii, who is also the husband of the celebrant commended Queen Jumai for ‘ her slender arms full of kindness’ to establish such humanitarian Foundation, ‘Amoke Children and mother in Need Foundation’ at a time Nigerians are going through economic crisis occassioned by the global meltdown.

Olowu also commended her steadfastness and love for the less privileged and downtrodden.

The monarch refrenced the task before his wife’s humanitarian gesture said her best is yet to come.

” Olori Amoke Jumai, I celebrate you. You will celebrate 70, 80, 90 and continue to shine as you continue to put a smile on people’s faces. I love you, “Olowu Kuta added.

To Lt Gen Buratai, a former army chief and former Nigerian Ambassador to Benin Republic, the reward of hard work is more work.

Buratai, who also doubles as Balogun Agba of Owu Kuta, a chieftaincy title reserved for a generalismo congratulated Queen Jumai for attaining the age of 60 in good health.

The retired army General said he’s not surprised by the turn out of eminent personalities across the country to celebrate the Olowu Kuta’s Olori because she merited it through her hospitality to all, adding that Allah the most merciful, most beneficial would accept all her act of ibadah.

The minister of Justice, Prince Fagbemi, was full of praises for Queen Jumai for deeming it fit to have a place in her heart to accommodate the needy and less privileged in ‘our society.’

Prince Fagbemi urged the guests to contribute generously to support the Foundation in order to continue to alleviate poverty and put a smile on the faces of the people.

” I congratulate you on your 60th birthday and Foundation Launch. I wish you many happy returns of the day and many more fruitful services to the country and motherland”, Prince Fagbemi added.

The celebrant, Queen Jumai who was grining from ear to ear thankfully said she was excited by the turn out and the response of the people to her foundation.

Queen Jumai, however, promised to continue to use her resources and donations received for the good of the needy and less privileged in the society.

” I want to appreciate my own Kabiesi Olofa of Offa , for his presence and im I’m using him as a point of contact to all other Kabiesis present here, the minister of justice and Attorney-General, you’re welcome, sir; Mrs Bola Shagaya, I salute your enterprise, Lt Gen Buratai, I’m grateful, sir; DIG Fayoade, Justice Falola and other dignitaries too numerous to mention, I thank you, all. To my darling husband, Kabiesi Olowu , I thank you immensely for your support. And to my family and friends, I thank you , all. E se pupo!”, she said.

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