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Tayo Folorunsho’s New Book, “Crime Is a Bad Market,” Positions Value Reorientation as Nigeria’s Non-Kinetic Crime Strategy.
Tayo Folorunsho’s New Book, “Crime Is a Bad Market,” Positions Value Reorientation as Nigeria’s Non-Kinetic Crime Strategy.
Forwarded by: Mr. Ola Olukoyede, Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Abuja, Nigeria — At a time when Nigeria continues to confront corruption and other social vices, a growing emphasis is being placed on non-kinetic strategies—approaches that prevent crime through education, mindset change, and value reorientation rather than force or punishment. This philosophy is at the heart of a new book, Crime is a Bad Market, by Nigerian media entrepreneur and youth advocate Tayo Folorunsho.
Conceived as a non-kinetic crime-prevention initiative, the book is designed to educate and re-orient young minds, particularly student in both Universities and Colleges, before they become vulnerable to criminal influence. It is intended for wide distribution across schools and tertiary institutions, serving as an early-intervention tool to help students build a strong moral and psychological threshold against crime.
The book has received endorsement from the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr. Ola Olukoyede, who, in his foreword, underscores that corruption in Nigeria is sustained not only by weak enforcement but by social attitudes that normalize or glorify illicit wealth. He notes that Crime is a Bad Market aligns with the EFCC’s broader mandate to address corruption at its roots through value reorientation and youth education.
Rather than focusing on enforcement, arrests, or punishment, Crime is a Bad Market adopts a preventive, non-kinetic framework, exposing the long-term social, psychological, and generational consequences of crime. The book challenges the illusion of “quick success” through illegal means and promotes integrity, accountability, and responsible citizenship as viable and rewarding alternatives.
Folorunsho’s work examines the cultural, social, and psychological drivers that push young people toward crime, while offering practical insights on ethical decision-making and national responsibility. He strongly believes that sustainable national security and development can only be achieved when young citizens are empowered with the right values early in life.
Through initiatives such as Edutainment First International Ltd/GTE, The Big Break Moment Africa, and You Against Crime International, Folorunsho has consistently advanced non-kinetic interventions that use education, storytelling, and youth engagement to promote positive behavior and civic responsibility.
His contributions have earned recognition from the Nigerian Police Force for youth development and social responsibility, as well as awards from the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC). His work includes successful school-based programs, anti-drug abuse campaigns supported by the NDLEA, and road safety advocacy initiatives in collaboration with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC).
As Nigeria intensifies its fight against corruption, cybercrime, and financial misconduct, Crime is a Bad Market stands out as a compelling non-kinetic intervention, reinforcing the idea that education and values are the most sustainable weapons against crime.
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Ajadi Picks APM Senate Nomination Form, Declares Readiness for Oyo Central Contest
Ajadi Picks APM Senate Nomination Form, Declares Readiness for Oyo Central Contest
The political atmosphere at the Oyo State Secretariat of Allied Peoples’ Movement (APM) came alive on Monday as Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo officially picked the party’s nomination form to contest for the Oyo Central Senatorial District seat, amid cheers from party members, supporters, and political associates who thronged the venue.
The event, held in Ibadan, was marked by songs, chants, and displays of solidarity as supporters described Ajadi’s entry into the senatorial race as a major boost for the party ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Addressing journalists shortly after obtaining the nomination form, Ajadi said his decision to join the race was driven by a desire to offer purposeful representation and impactful leadership to the people of Oyo Central.
“I have answered the call of my people and my party. Today marks the beginning of a renewed political journey aimed at giving the good people of Oyo Central quality representation, responsive governance, and a voice that will be heard clearly at the National Assembly,” he said.
He added that his aspiration was not merely about occupying political office, but about creating opportunities for youths, empowering women, and advocating policies that would improve infrastructure, education, and economic growth in the district.
Speaking on the party’s prospects in the forthcoming elections, Ajadi expressed confidence that the APM would record significant victories in Oyo State and beyond.
“By the grace of God and with the support of the people, APM will win the presidential election, produce the next governor of Oyo State, and secure victories in the senatorial, House of Representatives, and State Assembly elections. Our party is growing stronger daily, and Nigerians are ready for a credible alternative,” he said.
Supporters at the event described Ajadi’s declaration as a significant moment for the party, expressing confidence that his grassroots popularity and philanthropic activities would strengthen the APM’s chances in the elections.
Ajadi, a businessman, philanthropist, and prominent political figure in Oyo State, has remained active in Nigeria’s political landscape through advocacy for youth inclusion in governance and democratic reforms.
Political observers said his formal entry into the senatorial race could alter the dynamics of political competition in Oyo Central, a district considered strategic in Oyo State politics because of its voting strength and influence.
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Prophet Aitafo Flags Off 3-Day Christian Revival in Ogun
Prophet Aitafo Flags Off 3-Day Christian Revival in Ogun
The leadership of CCC Living Grace Tabernacle, in conjunction with Oneness in Christ Ministry, has announced plans for a three-day open revival aimed at promoting spiritual awakening, praise and Christian unity in Ogun State.
The programme, themed, “Come Let’s Give Him Praise,” is scheduled to hold from May 28 to May 30, 2026, at 20 Showole Street, Ewupe, Singer, Sango area of Ogun State.
According to the organisers, the revival will run daily from 5pm to 8pm and feature gospel ministrations, praise worship sessions and revival teachings.
The event flyer revealed that gospel ministers expected to feature during the programme include Evangelist Norton Adeyemi, Evangelist Leke Olulana, Evangelist Micheal Oyegunle and Evangelist Abey Olaniyi.
Also expected to minister in songs are gospel singers identified as Arinola, Irenise and Gbemi Dynamics.
Speaking on the forthcoming revival, the host and shepherd-in-charge, Prophet Aitafo Oladapo Kingsley, said the gathering was organised to draw people closer to God through heartfelt praise and spiritual renewal.
He noted that the programme would also provide an avenue for worshippers and residents within the community to seek divine intervention and experience spiritual revival.
The organisers called on Christians and members of the public to attend the programme, describing it as an opportunity for worship, healing and rededication to God.
The event is being hosted under the Oneness in Christ platform in collaboration with CCC Living Grace Tabernacle.
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How Primate Ayodele Foretold Fresh Outbreak Of Ebola Virus In Africa (VIDEO)
How Primate Ayodele Foretold Fresh Outbreak Of Ebola Virus In Africa (VIDEO)
At least 100 deaths have been reported in an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with more than 390 cases suspected, the head of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has told the BBC.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the outbreak an international emergency.
The current strain of Ebola is caused by the Bundibugyo virus, for which there are no approved drugs or vaccines.
There are also two confirmed cases and one death in Uganda, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
This unfortunate incident is coming after Nigerian prophet, Primate Elijah Ayodele repeatedly warned that there will be fresh outbreak of Ebola Virus in Africa.
He even went as far as mentioning the countries that will be affected by the virus, while warning the world health organization to take note of the disease.
These were his words:
“Ebola; Uganda, Sudan, Cameroun, Tanzania, DR Congo, watch out….”
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Also in his prophecies for the new year which was released in December 2025, Primate Ayodele mentioned that there will be outbreak of Ebola virus in some countries in Africa which will lead to death of people.
These were his words:
“I foresee a lot of health challenges will surface in Africa namely Ebola, Tuberculosis, Jaundice, Lassa fever, migraine and another form of covid. I foresee chicken pox and another disease will break out in Nigeria.”
As he warned, the new wave of the virus as fulfilled Primate Ayodele’s prophecy.
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