Dr. Chris Okafor Returns with Power and Fire of the Spirit

-Mounts Grace Nation Altar with Fresh Anointing and Restoration Grace
on February 1, 2026

Grace Nation International, also known as Liberation City, is set to witness an outpouring of supernatural power and the fire of the Holy Spirit as the Generational Prophet of God and Senior Pastor of Grace Nation Worldwide, Dr. Chris Okafor, returns to the altar after a one-month break.

Dr. Okafor, who recently got married late last year, took time away for his honeymoon—a period that also served as a season of spiritual retreat and renewed fellowship with God.

According to information released to the media, the Generational Prophet will be resuming ministry with fresh anointing, renewed fire, and divine grace, positioning Grace Nation for a higher spiritual dimension in 2026.

The February 1, 2026 service is expected to be intensely prophetic, with God set to use His servant mightily in the areas of deliverance, healing, restoration, and the resolution of diverse case files brought before Elohim.
Church members and worshippers anticipate a powerful move of God, as Dr. Chris Okafor mounts the Grace Nation altar with renewed spiritual strength following his season of rest and divine alignment.

It will be recalled that the Generational Prophet deliberately took a one-month break for his honeymoon, during which he also sought God’s face for direction and empowerment ahead of the new year.

The Reformer Who Doesn’t Grandstand: Inside Tosin Ajayi’s Quiet Transformation of the DSS

In a country where public office is often accompanied by loud proclamations and headline-seeking gestures, the leadership style of Tosin Ajayi, Director-General of Nigeria’s Department of State Services (DSS), stands out for an entirely different reason: restraint. Since assuming office, Ajayi has pursued reform without fanfare, reshaping one of Nigeria’s most powerful security institutions not through rhetoric, but through deliberate actions that signal a deeper cultural shift.

For decades, the DSS, like many intelligence agencies around the world, has operated largely in the shadows, its successes unannounced and its failures often controversial. Public perception has oscillated between fear and mistrust, driven by allegations of excesses, secrecy, and occasional disregard for civil liberties. It is against this complex backdrop that Ajayi’s tenure has begun to redefine what leadership in such a sensitive institution can look like.

Leadership Without the Megaphone

Unlike predecessors who were frequently thrust into public debates by crises or confrontations, Ajayi has embraced a low-profile approach. There are no dramatic press conferences, no chest-thumping declarations of power. Instead, insiders describe a leader focused on process, discipline, and institutional self-correction. This has earned him a reputation as a reformer who prefers results over recognition.

Under Ajayi, the DSS has demonstrated a renewed commitment to operating strictly within the bounds of the law. This does not mean a weakening of national security capacity. On the contrary, security analysts note that intelligence operations have become more targeted and professional, emphasizing precision rather than brute force. The message, subtly but firmly communicated within the agency, is clear: effectiveness and legality are not mutually exclusive.

A Turning Point: Accountability in Practice
Perhaps the most telling example of this new direction was the DSS’s handling of a long-standing and sensitive case involving the accidental shooting of a civilian during an operation in 2016. For years, the incident lingered as a symbol of unresolved grievances between citizens and security agencies. Under Ajayi’s leadership, the DSS took the unusual step of publicly acknowledging responsibility, compensating the victim with ₦20 million, and providing free medical care.

In a system where accountability from security institutions is rare, the move was widely regarded as unprecedented. There was no attempt to deflect blame or bury the issue under bureaucratic silence. Instead, the DSS chose restitution over denial. Observers argue that this single action did more to rebuild public trust than dozens of press statements ever could.

Humanising State Security

Beyond compensation, Ajayi’s DSS has shown a growing sensitivity to the human impact of security operations. The provision of healthcare support to the affected civilian sent a powerful signal: national security is ultimately about protecting people, not intimidating them. This approach has quietly shifted internal attitudes, reinforcing the idea that intelligence work must respect human dignity even in high-pressure situations.
Civil society groups, often critical of security agencies, have cautiously acknowledged this change in tone. While skepticism remains, understandably so in a country with a long history of security abuses, there is a growing recognition that the DSS under Ajayi is making an effort to recalibrate its relationship with the public.

Reforming from Within

What makes Ajayi’s approach particularly significant is that much of the reform is happening internally. Training, operational guidelines, and command discipline have reportedly been tightened to reduce the likelihood of rogue actions by operatives. Rather than relying on punitive measures after the fact, the emphasis is on prevention: clear rules, better supervision, and a culture of responsibility.

This internal reform is arguably the hardest kind to achieve. It does not lend itself to quick headlines or viral moments. Yet, over time, it is precisely this kind of change that determines whether an institution evolves or stagnates.

A New Security Culture?

Ajayi’s tenure suggests a broader philosophical shift in Nigeria’s security architecture—one that recognises that public trust is itself a strategic asset. Intelligence agencies thrive on cooperation, information flow, and legitimacy. When citizens view security services as lawful and fair, they are more likely to cooperate, making the nation safer in the long run.

By choosing restraint over grandstanding, Ajayi appears to understand this dynamic. His leadership sends a message that power need not be loud to be effective, and that reform does not always announce itself with a bang. Sometimes, it arrives quietly, measured in policies changed, mistakes corrected, and trust slowly rebuilt.

Tosin Ajayi may never be the most visible security chief Nigeria has known, and that may be precisely the point. In an era hungry for dramatic leadership, his quiet transformation of the DSS offers a different model: one where strength is shown through discipline, authority through accountability, and reform through consistency.

History may ultimately judge Ajayi not by how often his name appeared in the news, but by whether the DSS he leaves behind is more professional, more restrained, and more aligned with the rule of law than the one he inherited. If early signs are any indication, his legacy may well be that of the reformer who didn’t grandstand—but changed the system all the same.

Saheed Osupa Partners Harmony Garden Ltd, Offers Mouthwatering Deals and Urges Fans to Invest in Real Estate

Renowned Fuji music icon, King Dr. Saheed Osupa, has entered into a strategic partnership with Harmony Garden Ltd, a fast-growing real estate development company, as part of efforts to promote wealth creation through property investment.

The celebrated musician announced the collaboration during a public engagement with fans and stakeholders, where he emphasized the importance of owning assets that appreciate over time. According to him, real estate remains one of the most reliable and secure investment options, particularly for individuals seeking long-term financial stability.

With the partnership, Dr. Saheed Osupa has assumed the role of Real Estate Ambassador, using his wide influence to encourage millions of his fans across Nigeria and the diaspora to consider property investment as a means of securing their future.

Dr. Osupa made the disclosure at the Harmony Garden Ltd office in Ajah, Lagos State, where he expressed pride in officially announcing his ambassadorial partnership, noting that the initiative aligns with his vision of promoting financial awareness and sustainable investment opportunities.

Dr. Osupa explained that his decision to align with Harmony Garden Ltd was influenced by the company’s proven track record, transparency, and commitment to delivering quality housing projects. He urged his fans; particularly young people and creatives; to look beyond income from entertainment and begin building sustainable financial futures through long-term investments.

According to him, the partnership with Ibile Traditional Mortgage is designed to open up unprecedented opportunities in real estate investment for his fans.
“Music has given me a platform, but wise investment secures the future,” the Fuji maestro said. “Real estate is something everyone should consider. It is safe, tangible, and it appreciates over time. That is why I am proud to partner with Harmony Garden Ltd.”

Osupa also called on his fans at home and abroad to take advantage of the initiative, revealing that for the next six months, fans worldwide will have access to exclusive discounts on prime lands and properties in premium locations across Lagos.

He added that the offer includes properties within the prestigious New Osupa Boulevard development by Harmony Garden Ltd, describing the opportunity as more than just a commercial deal but a pathway to long-term wealth creation.

“I advise my fans not to miss this limited-time opportunity to own a piece of legacy at highly competitive prices,” he said, noting that the initiative is aimed at turning dreams into reality by encouraging timely and informed investment decisions.

Saheed Mosadoluwa, Chief Executive Officer of Harmony Garden Ltd, described the partnership as a union built on trust and shared values. He said the company remains committed to making property ownership more accessible by offering flexible payment plans and developing estates in strategic locations.

In his remarks, Mosadoluwa advised members of the public to take advantage of the opportunity to secure property through the Harmony Garden Ltd platform. He added that investors stand to enjoy additional benefits and privileges, particularly during the current promotional period.

“We have attractive offers for the public, especially with the ambassadorial partnership of King Dr. Saheed Osupa,” he said. “The first 300 applicants will benefit from special discounts.”

According to him, properties valued at ₦30 million will be offered at ₦25 million to Osupa’s fans and other interested buyers, with flexible installment payment options spread over six months. He also disclosed that land allocation will commence for individuals who make an initial payment of at least ₦5 million, with the balance payable within the same period.

The collaboration is expected to increase awareness of real estate investment among Osupa’s vast fan base across Nigeria and the diaspora. Industry observers believe the endorsement by the respected Fuji legend could boost investor confidence and encourage first-time buyers to make informed decisions about property ownership.

With this partnership, Dr. Saheed Osupa joins a growing number of public figures leveraging their influence to promote financial literacy and asset-based investments among their followers.