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Spiritual Solutions In Nigeria’s Battle Against Insecurity: The Role of Primate Elijah Ayodele* By Olomi Jelili, Lagos

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*Spiritual Solutions In Nigeria’s Battle Against Insecurity: The Role of Primate Elijah Ayodele*

By Olomi Jelili, Lagos

 

 

When a nation grapples with insecurity, the customary recourse for military forces often involves deploying firearms, grenades, and ammunition to address the threat. However, the crucial query remains: to what extent have these conventional methods effectively mitigated insurgent activities, and have they potentially exacerbated the situation?

 

 

Spiritual Solutions In Nigeria's Battle Against Insecurity: The Role of Primate Elijah Ayodele*
By Olomi Jelili, Lagos

For a nation like Nigeria, insecurity became outright in 2013 during the emergence of Boko Haram terrorists but till now, despite efforts by the country’s security agencies to combat them using conventional methods like ammunition, the insurgents have not been effectively subdued. Instead, they have grown in strength and numbers. This indicates that the conventional approach to addressing insecurity has been ineffective.

Based on the preceding information, it is evident that nations grappling with insecurity must adopt unconventional strategies to combat this pervasive threat effectively. Merely relying on traditional methods such as firearms and explosives is insufficient. Instead, a comprehensive approach incorporating alternative and proven measures is essential to address insecurity, particularly in nations like Nigeria.

Throughout history and in biblical accounts, we find stories illustrating unconventional methods of overcoming adversity. For example, the children of Israel brought down the walls of Jericho through joyful praise and music (Joshua 6:1-27), while King Hezekiah achieved victory over his enemies through prayer rather than warfare (2 Kings 19:14-37). These narratives demonstrate that victories against insecurity have been achieved through means beyond conventional military tactics such as wielding swords or firearms, emphasizing the power of faith and alternative approaches.

Given the demonstrated ineffectiveness of conventional methods in addressing insecurity, it is imperative for Nigerian security agencies to consider spiritual avenues for resolving the nation’s security challenges. The remarkable aspect of this approach is that spiritual solutions are readily accessible through Nigerian spiritual leaders, eliminating the need for extensive search efforts.

When discussing spiritual leaders or prophets, it’s noteworthy to mention Primate Elijah Ayodele, the esteemed leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church in Lagos, who stands out as the singular figure foreseeing insecurity challenges and offering solutions.

The esteemed prophet has demonstrated his spiritual insight by providing unbidden aid to the nation’s security forces, disclosing the locations of insurgent activities in advance, thereby enabling proactive measures. Regrettably, on numerous occasions, these warnings have been disregarded or overlooked, despite their consistent accuracy.

For instance, the abduction of the Chibok Girls in 2014 which occurred in Borno state was forewarned by the renowned prophet. He warned of the activities of terrorists and advised the government to secure Nigerian academic institutions but due to their negligence, the incident occurred and till now, the students have not all been released.

Recently in his prophecies for 2024, Primate Ayodele mentioned some states in the country where insecurity would persist in the year including the federal capital territory, Abuja. He revealed that kidnapping would take a different dimension in 2024 and truthfully, Nigeria has never experienced a kidnap attack in recent times as it has been happening since the beginning of 2024 especially in Abuja, the seat of power.

The recent abductions in Nigerian schools have also fulfilled the prophecies of Primate Ayodele which he warned about in 2023.

On the 1st of October, 2023, Primate Ayodele in his usual way of releasing prophetic messages warned the federal and state government to secure Nigerian secondary schools as he foresaw an attack in the education sector.

It would be recalled that Primate Ayodele was the only man of God that assured that the abducted students in Kaduna would be rescued alive. In fulfillment of this, the Kaduna state government announced the successful rescue of the students in the early hours of today.

Primate Ayodele’s prophetic gifts have extended far beyond Nigeria’s borders, reaching the global stage. A notable example is the recent gang takeover in Haiti, which fulfilled a prophecy he shared in October 2023. At that time, he cautioned of an imminent total shutdown and violence orchestrated by gangs within the country.

Similarly, the recent political upheaval in Senegal aligns with the prophetic insights of Primate Elijah Ayodele. In advance, he cautioned President Macky Sall that his involvement in the country’s upcoming political transition would precipitate a crisis. Despite being advised against extending his tenure, the president’s decision led to the foretold crisis.

Few days ago, Moscow came under heavy terrorist attack, leading to the death of more than 130 people just three days after Primate Ayodele warned President Putin against such an occurrence. Earlier in the year, the man of God warned Russia to be careful of an attack that will lead to the death of several individuals.

There are many more instances that have proven that Primate Ayodele’s prophetic prowess can be an alternative solution to tackling insecurity in countries especially in Nigeria where he hails from.

It’s sad that when Primate Ayodele releases these prophecies about insecurities, some refer to him as prophet of doom when in the real sense, what he is simply doing is ‘spiritual intelligence’ where physical intelligence fails.

Thankfully, the Chief of Naval staff, Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla in his statement a few days ago acknowledged the importance of divine intervention when he called on Nigerians to pray to God for insecurity to end in the country.

It is not known whether our service chiefs including the Chief of Army staff, Chief of Naval staff, Inspector General of Police, and Chief of Defense Staff follow the prophecies of Primate Ayodele but if they don’t; it is high time they knew that his warnings should be used as guidance in carrying out their respective duties.

The enduring presence of insecurity in Nigeria indicates that current approaches have either been ineffective or insufficient. Despite Primate Ayodele offering numerous pieces of advice to the present service chiefs, it seems evident that they have not heeded his counsel.

While some of these advisories may seem unconventional or enigmatic, akin to the victories of Hezekiah, who triumphed in war without wielding swords, or the children of Israel who brought down Jericho’s walls through song, it is now opportune for our security forces to embrace the extraordinary, mystical, and spiritual in combating insecurity in Nigeria.

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ASR AFRICA FLAGS OFF CONSTRUCTION OF A N280 MILLION INTEGRATED PUBLISHING HOUSE FOR BABCOCK UNIVERSITY, ILISHAN-REMO, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA

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ASR AFRICA FLAGS OFF CONSTRUCTION OF A N280 MILLION INTEGRATED PUBLISHING HOUSE FOR BABCOCK UNIVERSITY, ILISHAN-REMO, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA

ASR AFRICA FLAGS OFF CONSTRUCTION OF A N280 MILLION INTEGRATED PUBLISHING HOUSE FOR BABCOCK UNIVERSITY, ILISHAN-REMO, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA

 

 

 

 

Sahara Weekly Reports That The Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), the philanthropic initiative of the Chairman of BUA Group, Abdul Samad Rabiu (CFR, CON), has flagged off the construction of a N280 million Abdul Samad Rabiu Integrated Publishing House for Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State. This project will enhance the capacity of the University from basic press status to a modern, integrated publishing house to encompass publishing, print production, and other related diversified services. The one-storey building facility will serve as a laboratory and studio for training students of communications, media studies, and allied disciplines as well as other disciplines.

 

 

 

ASR AFRICA FLAGS OFF CONSTRUCTION OF A N280 MILLION INTEGRATED PUBLISHING HOUSE FOR BABCOCK UNIVERSITY, ILISHAN-REMO, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA

 

 

 

 

At the groundbreaking event, the Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Ademola S. Tayo, expressed satisfaction at the nomination by ASR Africa, under its Tertiary Education Grant Scheme. He added that the choice of the project was a response to the vision to take the Mass Communications Department of the University to a whole new level. According to him, the university’s vision is to produce young men and women capable of critical thinking, and problem-solvers capable of proffering innovative solutions to problems of everyday life, be it social, political, and cultural.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In his response, Dr. Ubon Udoh, the Managing Director of ASR Africa, expressed his delight at the University’s choice of establishing an Integrated Publishing House. He added that when information is appropriately applied, human society is empowered to liberate itself from limitations and attain its full potential. Dr Udoh reiterated the commitment of the Chairman of ASR Africa, Abdul Samad Rabiu to supporting quality education within the tertiary education system in Nigeria and urged the institution to focus on the sustainability of this noble project. He also reiterated the importance of cooperation and collaboration between the university and the contractor for the timely delivery of the publishing house.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

About ASR Africa

ASR Africa is the brainchild of African Industrialist, Philanthropist, and Chairman of BUA Group, Abdul Samad Rabiu, the Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa) was established in 2021 to provide sustainable, impact-based, homegrown solutions to developmental issues affecting Health, Education and Social Development within Africa.

 

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, PLEASE, ACT FAST! by Comrade Oladimeji Odeyemi.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, PLEASE, ACT FAST!

by Comrade Oladimeji Odeyemi.

 

 

It’s no longer story that the preparation for the EndSars carnage went on for a while before its actual implementation.

 

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, PLEASE, ACT FAST!
by Comrade Oladimeji Odeyemi.

 

But lack of proactive approach on the part of some people in the government of the day became a recipe for the actualisation of the dastardly act. History is about to be repeated, but I do not expect this to happen under the watch of President Bola Tinubu.

I do not say that people should not be allowed to protest if they have any reason to do so. But given the fact that the country does not have the capacity to separate genuine protesters from hoodlums, unnecessary protest should be curtailed.

Some people may be surprised that I call it unnecessary protest.

Yes, it’s unnecessary because this government has never displayed any act of rigidity since it took the mantle of leadership. It responds even to mere comments on social media expressly within. It is clear to every discerning and positive citizen that this government has become one of the most engaging one since 1999.

It has engaged with the organised labour on the minimum wage and it’s being passed to law. It has won autonomy for local government councils. It is on course for disbursements of students’ loans. It has given tax waiver for certain commodities and goods. You only protest against a government that is either passive, incorrigible or rigid. How can a government that is barely a year in office be protested against even when it has surpassed many of the past ones within one year? That cannot be called a protest but a mischief.

President Bola Tinubu should not be deceived by those who harp on funny fundamental human rights to cause mayhem. America is the country they use as a reference point. But American government does not take untoward attitude from anyone. If you want some you will be given some. There is no way for avoidable discomfort.

Kenyans are licking their wounds at the moment. We must not allow our own case to get to that point. I believe that many of those who are planning for the protest are children who do not know the implications of such a protest. Those who are old among them are those who would gladly set their universities’ libraries on fire in the name of students’ demonstration just because water tap didn’t run at the expected time.

Please, begin to show us that we have someone in charge of our affairs. Be more presidential Your Excellency. We know that it’s those who lost elections in 2023 and those they have recruited among those who think you have not compensated them among your conditional supporters that are behind the protest.

Please, refuse to be blackmailed. No matter what you do, there is but one mind in those people and it is turned against you. Please do everything humanly possible for PH REFINERY to work. Support Dangote Refinery to get crude oil locally.

We must not be importing fuel forever. Therefore, you should beware of the sinister motive of the August 1 planned protest, Your Excellency. May you continue to succeed and may all patriotic Nigerians continue to progress in all spheres of life in the mighty name of God.

Comrade Oladimeji Odeyemi is an entrepreneur, opinion leader and a security analyst.

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Law Enforcement Training Institute ( LETI ) Commences Annual Mandatory Training

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Law Enforcement Training Institute ( LETI ) Commences Annual Mandatory Training.

 

 

The Lagos State Law Enforcement Training Institute ( LETI ) begins her Annual Mandatory Training Exercise for the year 2024 for Law Officers across the state.

The exercise, which will run for a duration of six weeks brings together officers from the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority ( Lastma ), the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps ( Kai ), the Vehicle Inspection Service ( Vis ), the Lagos Neighbourhood Safety Corps ( Lnsc ) and the Central Business District ( Cbd ) law Officers.

In her opening remarks, the CEO / Head of Leti Mrs Abiola Adeyinka emphasised on the importance of continual training for Law Officers to ” be at their best” and to ” embrace the opportunity to enhance their skills and knowledge.” she stressed the need for professionalism, integrity, and respect for the Rule of Law in the discharge of their duties as respectable officers of the state of excellence. The training program will cover a wide range of topics to include:
* Traffic management and Enforcement.
* Public safety and security.
* Human right and law enforcement.
* Conflict resolution etc.
* Interpersonal relations to mention but few.

Mrs Adeyinka reteirated the State government commitment to ensuring that Leti delivers on its mandate of providing high quality training to Law enforcement Officers in the state.

According to the Ceo, “The Governor of Lagos State has pledged the full support of his administration to Leti in its efforts to enhance the professionalism and effectiveness of Law enforcement in Lagos State. The annual mandatory training exercise is a testament to the Lagos State government commitment to ensuring a safe, secure and well- managed environment for all residents.

Law Enforcement Training Institute ( LETI ) Commences Annual Mandatory Training.

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