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Nigerian serial entrepreneur and MD/CEO of Palmadex Group, Dr. Benard Omoyeni, celebrated his 55th birthday on July 1, 2026, receiving a flood of well-wishes and obeisance from friends, associates and beneficiaries across the world. 

At a private ceremony hosted in the chapel of his Lagos home, friends, family and members of the Living Faith Church, K-Farm Zone gathered, to rejoice and sing birthday songs with Jesus joy, while Benard cut his cake in his spirited disposition, soaking in the love and joy of celebrating his day in an atmosphere that glorifies GOD. 

Leading the wellwishers was his wife, Uzoma Maryann, who acknowledged Benard as the 'Odogwu himself' who 'needs no encouragement to serve GOD'. The wife in her tribute also highlighted Benard as "Pastor Omoyeni, CEO of Palmadex Global Integrated Services, may your new age be blessed with supernatural open doors in all spheres of life, lines will keep falling unto you in pleasant places. GOD will guide thee continually, keep you healthy and wealthy. I will always love and cherish you"

A nephew of the celerant, Segz Lanre, who is also a former student of Palmadex Export Academy and currently working in one of the satellite offices of the company also took time to hail his 'mentor' he wrote; 'Happy birthday to a leader who transforms our workplace into a space of growth and possibility, today we celebrate the remarkable influence you bring into our professional lives. Thank you for being a father, spiritual mentor and a leader I look up to' whilst quoting Proverbs 4:18. 

A friend, Tony Wole Leramo also wrote on Benard's Facebook wall
'Congratulations on your new age sir, new age with amazing grace, celebrate many birthday in sound health, you experience divine touch in every area of your life, your eyes will never see sorrow, happy birthday Benard Omoyeni'

Dr. Benard Omoyeni was born on July 1, 1971 as the second child but first male born among 8 children of Pa Julius and Mrs. Regina Omoyeni, he hails from Oka land in Ondo state, and had his humble beginnings as a factory worker at Nigerian Textile Mills, Lagos, where he worked briefly before gaining admission to the university.

He obtained a Bachelor of Technology degree in Fisheries and Wildlife in April 1997 (FUTA); Masters degree in Public Administration (UNIMAID, 2001), and a 2004 Master of Science degree in Environmental Management from the Federal University of Agriculture in Abeokuta, along with Master of Science degree in Geographic Information System from the University of Ibadan in 2005, Doctor of Business Administration (Honouris Causa) from the prestigious Commonwhealth University, UK, 2019 among many other prestigious certifications from globally ranked institutions.

Dr. Benard initially served in various capacities as a Lecturer, Head of Departments and Acting Provost, all between 1999 and 2005. And by the favour of GOD, Dr Omoyeni secured an appointment with a multinational oil and gas Company as Environmental Specialist, and he has maintained employment with the multinational oil coy since 2005.

Through the inspiration of GOD, he founded an export company, Palmadex Global Integrated Services in 2015 to promote export on non-oil agro and allied products, while creating direct with indirect employment, and income for hundreds of Nigerian households.

Dr. Benard Omoyeni has also been consistently honoured and recognized for his philanthropy, notably offering scholarships to indigent students and supporting business start-ups, among numerous other commendable gestures which recently earned him Transparency Africa Honour, effectively placing him among Nigeria's elite business entities.

Palmadex Global Integrated Services in 11 years of operation has become a multi-award winning and internationally renowned export company of choice with presence across 5 continents with Dr. Benard siting as MD/CEO.

As Technology Set to Dominate Security Architecture • DIG Southwest Pays Working Visits to LSSTF

‭Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.

As security concerns continue to evolve across different parts of Nigeria, technology-driven security solutions, intelligence-led policing, and inter-agency collaboration have been identified as the most sustainable pathways to public safety and security. This formed the backdrop of conversations as the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) on Monday, 22nd June hosted the Deputy Inspector-General of Police in charge of the Southwest geopolitical zone, DIG Adegoke Mustapha Fayoade, during his working tour of the six states of the South-West geopolitical zone. The visit provided a strategic platform for critical discussions on emerging security threats, the need to prevent criminal infiltration into the South-West, and the imperative of strengthening the capacity of security agencies through modern technology and enhanced collaboration. At the centre of the conversations was a shared commitment to ensuring that Lagos remains more secure while serving as a model for innovative policing and intelligence gathering in Nigeria.

Speaking during the visit, DIG Fayoade underscored the strategic importance of Lagos to national stability, stressing that the security of the state cannot be separated from the security of Nigeria as a whole.
“If the security of Lagos is not solid, the security of Nigeria is in trouble,” he said. “But once Lagos remains stable and secure, it contributes significantly to national peace and economic prosperity.”

The senior police officer expressed confidence in the efforts of the Lagos State Government, the LSSTF and security agencies operating within the state, noting that their collective commitment had continued to keep Lagos ahead of many security challenges confronting other parts of the country.
“The security situation in Lagos is intact, but we need to become more scientific in our approach,” Fayoade said. “We need to bring in more technology. We need more modern equipment and systems that improve accountability, transparency and operational effectiveness.”

He specifically advocated the deployment of body-worn cameras for police officers, explaining that such technology would help document police activities in the field, protect officers against false accusations and strengthen public confidence in law enforcement. “We need equipment such as body cameras that can provide transparency and accountability whenever officers are on patrol. Their activities will be recorded, ensuring professionalism and building trust between the police and the public,” he stated.

Fayoade also emphasized the importance of aligning policing standards in Nigeria with global best practices, noting that technology would play a critical role in future security management.
“We need to ensure that our policing methods are in tune with what is obtainable in other parts of the world. Lagos has always been at the forefront of innovation and I am confident it will continue to lead in this regard,” he said.

The DIG further commended the Lagos State Security Trust Fund for its consistent support to the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies, describing the intervention of the Fund over the years as a critical factor in strengthening security operations across Lagos State.

Meanwhile, the Executive Secretary/CEO of LSSTF, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, lauded the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu for directing senior police officers to return to their operational zones to reassess and strengthen security strategies in response to emerging threats across the country.
“Thank you so much for taking out the time to be here. The timely intervention of the Inspector-General of Police is highly commendable for all DIGs to go back to their zones to rejig the whole security architecture and then find a way to provide a lasting solution to all these ugly things that are raising their heads,” Ogunsan said.

While noting that the South-West remains relatively peaceful, he stressed the importance of vigilance and proactive measures to prevent criminal elements from gaining a foothold in the region.
“For us in this part of the nation, we are relaxed but we are trying to prevent any kind of infiltration here. Looking at the present arrangement, we are having a joint task force between the various states. We have seen you move around to Ekiti, Oyo and Ondo; we want you to keep awake for Lagos and keep awake for the South-West. We must not allow anything negative creep into our zone,” he said.

Ogunsan disclosed that Lagos State was intensifying its investment in security technology as part of a broader strategy to improve crime prevention, intelligence gathering and operational response.
“We are migrating to technology. Before the end of the year, you will see it in reality. We have drone operations now going on effectively in Lagos. We have aerial surveillance through helicopters, and we are still doing more patrols to discover criminal hideouts,” he stated.

According to him, the state government remains committed to leveraging innovation to enhance public safety and support law enforcement agencies.
“I promise you that the investment in technology by the Lagos State Government under Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu on security is ongoing and you will see it very clearly before the end of the year. This will make the work of the police more effective,” he added.

The LSSTF CEO also highlighted the role of intelligence gathering and citizen participation in strengthening security management, revealing that the Fund operates an intelligence unit designed to complement police operations and encourage feedback from residents.
“We have an Intelligence Unit here at LSSTF. It allows Lagosians to report back to us. The police have theirs, but ours is designed to support them. People can get back to us, and there is also a mechanism through which they can provide feedback on service delivery,” he explained.

Ogunsan further commended security agencies in Lagos for recent operational successes and praised the leadership of the state police command for maintaining public confidence through effective responses to security incidents. “Your good deeds are helping us in LSSTF. We have seen improvement because of the great work you are doing. When we ask people to support security interventions, they are doing so because they can see the results. Your police officers in Lagos are doing well,” he said.

The discussions during the visit reflected a growing consensus among security stakeholders that the future of policing lies in intelligence-driven operations, advanced surveillance systems, inter-agency collaboration and community participation.

Present during the visit include the Assistant Inspector General of Police, AIG Zone 2, AIG Olohundare Moshood Jimoh; Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Fatai Tijani and other senior officers from the Lagos Police Command, the LSSTF Director of Administration, Mr. Adegbola Lewis, LSSTF Executive Assistant, Mrs. Adaobi Nwankwo among others.


Thank You Jesus
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The long anticipated interview of Alhaji Aliko Dangote (The Richest Black Man in the World) by the School of Hard Knocks led by James Dumoulin is finally out.

I will share a few part of the transcript and 3 unique lessons I learned.


James: Who am I here with today?

Dangote: Aliko Dangote.

James: What was the most amount of money you made in a single year?

Dangote: Well, first quarter we did about ten billion dollars.

James: Did you have any idea growing up that you were going to build a company?

Dangote: No, no, no, no, no, not even one percent.

James: You started off selling candy to classmates.

Dangote: Yes.

James: Today, what is your net worth?

Dangote: What are they saying? I don't really look at those things.

James: Forbes says that you're worth over thirty billion dollars.

Dangote: Yeah, they say I'm worth thirty eight billion, but you know, most of our businesses are not listed yet. It will come out soon.

James: Everyone I've met say that you're incredibly humble. How have you stayed so humble despite becoming the richest person in Africa?

Dangote: I've actually passed the stage of just doing business to make money. It is to leave a legacy.

James: How do you want to be remembered?

Dangote: I want to be remembered as somebody who has industrialised Africa.

James: Why Africa? Why should Americans be looking to invest in Africa?

Dangote: Today, in Africa, 70 percent of our population are below 30 years of age. By 2050, we're going to be 2.5 billion of population. The real future is Africa.

James: You mastered the art of sales at an early age. What is your best sales and negotiation advice to anybody in business?

Dangote: Learn to be like the Chinese. You know, Chinese, they know how to wear people out in negotiation. But the first thing that you have to do is that you must actually treat the customer as a king. If you don't sell your goods, you can't grow.

James: You didn't build your fortune chasing trends. You built a cement company. You built a rice company, a flour. But my question is, what did you know about building boring businesses that nobody else knew?

Dangote: These are things that we need. And these were things that I was trading in. So I tried to do what you call backward integration to now produce what we used to import. And now we're going into oil and gas, where the scale is huge.

James: My final question for you. Do you believe in God?

Dangote: Oh, 100 percent.

James: How did you know God was real?

Dangote: If I look at myself, I know that GOD is real.


🔥 3 Takeaways From This Interview:

1 — Backward integration is an underrated business strategy

Instead of constantly complaining of low or inconsistent quality from your supply, you can grow your business by producing the same item.

But don’t do it until you’ve captured a good chunk of the market share as a distributor.

Start with distribution to help you quickly capture the market share at the most inexpensive cost. That was what Aliko Dangote did with cement. Once you achieve that, introduce backward integration to help you produce those items in-house.

Private labeling can help you to start this. Instead of building a factory, you outsource production while retaining full control over product specifications, packaging design, pricing, and marketing.

How backward integration can be executed differs from company to company.

Need help doing this? We can help you with this business strategy and more.

2 — Dangote is indeed a master in negotiation. You can hardly build a wealth if you are a mediocre in negotiation.

There’s something about business that the Chinese and Japanese know that African entrepreneurs must learn.

When it comes to integrity, Dr Cosmas Maduka advised us to learn from the Japanese and now Aliko Dangote is telling us to learn negotiation from the Chinese.

Their ability to stay on their price until they get you worn out seems like a great thing.

What that simply tells us is that we should never allow desperation to be rubbed all over our face when we need anything.

If the person on the other side of the table senses desperation, they will literally rip you off.

3 — There’s money in boring businesses

Stop running away from boring businesses.

All of us can’t be in tech and media.

If you find any need in the society, meet it by selling the required product or service.

Sell eggs.

Sell gas.

Sell foodstuffs.

Sell fabrics.

Sell charcoal.

Sell iron scraps.

Sell phone gadgets.

Sell your knowledge about any boring business.

Just sell something.

There are only 3 ways to make money legitimately: cash gift, salary/dividend or sell your product or service.

Of all the 3/4, the most reliable one is selling a product or service.

Did you learn anything from this interview and the lessons I shared? Let me know in the comments section.

Share this article so that more people will learn from this masterpiece.

#dangote #schoolofhardknocks #schoolofhardknocksgraduate #samonyudo

‭Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.

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Samuel C. Onyudo

James of the School of Hard Knocks is in Nigeria for the first time in his life.

He came into Nigeria on the invitation of the richest black man in the world, Alhaji Aliko Dangote who’s worth over $32 billion.

If you’ve been following the work James is doing at the School of Hard Knocks you will agree with me that the publication is going to be a b o m b because that young man doesn’t ask lazy questions at all.

He has interviewed a lot of dollar billionaires and multi-millionaires and he knows exactly what to ask that can make them drop Masterclass-worthy material in less than 5 minutes of talking.

As a small business owner, any opportunity you have to showcase your brand to more people, maximize it.

A well-structured blog, an optimized Google Business Profile page, a rock-solid marketing plan, an effective content architecture, a strong social media presence, a thriving community movement for your brand, etc., can take you at least 5 steps ahead of where you are currently.

Why most small businesses are reluctant to do these things is what I can’t explain.

If you are building your own platform, don’t relent. These days, you can start by building a media arm for your own business and over time, it can grow to become something bigger than one brand. It can become the very platform that will promote every other company you will build in the future.

I hope this helps you today.

Have a great day.

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#schoolofhardknocks #WealthBuilding #Dangote #samonyudo

Jakumo:
a cautious presumption must be made that the Mexicans will also introduce Nigerian criminal gangs to the manufacture of that super deadly chemical called Fentanyl, which can cause death from even the smallest amount of exposure to the human skin or respiratory system.

That fentanyl gangan na him dem need curb before e start

OnlineStreet:
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Glory to GOD, greatness in the making

NDLEA Lagos Commander, ACGN Wali Swiftly Deploys Protective Gears Donated by LSSTF to Boost Officers' Safety, Operational Readiness

‭Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.


In a strong demonstration of accountability and effective resource utilization, the
National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Lagos State Command has formally decorated its officers with the cache of brand new protective gears that was donated by the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) under the leadership of the Executive Secretary/CEO, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, making the NDLEA one of the first security agencies in Lagos to visibly operationalize equipment recently received from the LSSTF. During the presentation event and simulation exercise that followed, the NDLEA took immediate operational advantage of the recently donated protective equipment as it deployed officers outfitted with new bulletproof vests and ballistic helmets during enforcement activities aimed at combating drug trafficking and related crimes across the state.

The ceremony took place at the NDLEA Festac Area Command yesterday Saturday 20th June, where the Commander of the Lagos State Strategic Command, Assistant Commander General of Narcotics, ACGN Abubakar Liman Wali, personally decorated officers with the protective equipment donated by the Lagos State Government through the Lagos State Security Trust Fund. The event was followed by a simulation exercise and an operational stop-and-search deployment along the Mile 2 Expressway, where NDLEA personnel, supported by trained detective dogs, conducted vehicle searches and recovered exhibits in furtherance of the agency's anti-narcotics mandate.

Speaking after the exercise, Wali expressed appreciation to Lagos State Executive Governor, Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, and the Executive Secretary/CEO, LSSTF, Dr. Ogunsan, for the intervention, stating that the donation is a morale booster. “This will serve as a morale booster,” Wali said. “The kind of job we do comes with risk and hazard. Now we have some element of safety. I’m very sure officers are motivated, and you saw it. They will improve on the good job we’re doing in Lagos.”

The Commander noted that narcotics enforcement operations often require personnel to enter volatile and high-risk environments where criminal elements may resist arrest or attempt to obstruct operations, while some drug traffickers and dealers operate in notorious locations across the state. He declared that the Command was now better equipped and prepared for difficult assignments. “There are some areas we had to be extra prepared to enter, sometimes seeking support from other security agencies. With this equipment, I’m assuring those areas: get prepared, we are ready for them now,” he stated.

Wali also called for additional operational support, even as the Command expects the deployment of more detective dogs from the NDLEA National HQ before the end of the year. He credited the Chairman/CEO of the NDLEA, Brigadier-General Mohammed Buba Marwa (retd) for ongoing reforms aimed at strengthening officer welfare, operational efficiency, and institutional capacity nationwide.

While commending officers for their dedication, Liman Wali urged the professionalism and respect for human rights in the discharge of their duties. He directed that all protective equipment be properly documented, numbered, and subjected to strict sign-in and sign-out procedures to ensure accountability and effective asset management.

The parade was led by Superintendent of Narcotics, SP Tari Amina Alazigha, while Commander of the Canine Unit, NAHCO, CN Dickson Osamudiamen, assisted in the decoration of officers.



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Ekiti Election: Why The IGP's Simple Message Is A Lesson In Leadership 

By ACP Oluseyi Olabisi Okuwobi, mnipr

‭Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.


This morning, while scrolling through social media, I came across a comment by the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, appreciating the men and women of the Nigeria Police Force who were deployed for election security duties during the Ekiti State Governorship Election. I paused, read it again, and felt compelled to write.

To many people, it may have appeared as just another social media post. To those of us who wear the uniform and understand the sacrifices that policing demands, it was much more than that.

I saw a leader who deliberately chose to publicly recognize the dedication of his officers and men. I saw a leader who understands that behind every successful operation are human beings who spend long hours away from their families, endure difficult conditions, take personal risks, and often carry out their duties without expecting applause.

For years, our officers have stood in the scorching sun and pouring rain, worked through sleepless nights, confronted dangers, managed crises, and maintained law and order in some of the most challenging circumstances. Yet, many of these efforts pass quietly without acknowledgment. That is why the IGP’s message struck a different chord.

His words were simple, but they carried tremendous weight.

By personally appreciating officers who secured polling units, protected collation centres, managed crowds, patrolled flashpoints, and ensured a peaceful electoral process, the IGP did something profound. He reminded every police officer that their sacrifices are seen, valued, and appreciated by the highest authority in the Force.

As police officers, we know that commendation is not merely about praise; it is about belonging. It is about knowing that our efforts matter. It is about drawing strength from the realization that our leadership recognizes the sacrifices we make in service to our nation.

What particularly impressed me was that this acknowledgment came directly from the IGP himself through his personal engagement on social media. In today’s digital age, leadership visibility matters. Officers want to know that their leaders are connected to their realities. They want to know that excellence will not go unnoticed. Through this gesture, the IGP bridged the distance that sometimes exists between leadership and the rank and file.

This is the kind of leadership that inspires confidence, loyalty, commitment, and professionalism.

Indeed, while the officers deserve every commendation for their exemplary conduct during the election, the IGP equally deserves commendation for demonstrating a leadership style anchored on empathy, appreciation, and human connection.

The morale of any organization rises when its people feel seen. The spirit of service is strengthened when sacrifice is acknowledged. The bond between leadership and personnel deepens when appreciation is expressed sincerely and publicly.

As one of the beneficiaries of the institution he leads, and as an officer who understands the importance of motivation in service delivery, I found the IGP’s message refreshing, inspiring, and worthy of emulation.

Leadership is not always about grand speeches or sweeping reforms. Sometimes, leadership is found in a few sincere words spoken at the right time to the right people.

The men and women who secured the Ekiti election have been deservedly celebrated. In doing so, the Inspector-General has also reinforced an important truth: people perform best when they know their sacrifices matter.

Beyond boosting morale, the IGP’s message reinforces a culture of excellence within the Nigeria Police Force. It sends a powerful signal that hard work, professionalism, discipline, and dedication to duty are noticed and appreciated. Such leadership creates an environment where officers are inspired to give their very best, not out of fear of sanctions, but because they feel valued and respected.

Sir, this simple yet profound gesture has further endeared you to the rank and file of the Nigeria Police Force. It has strengthened our sense of belonging, renewed our commitment to service, and reinforced our confidence in your leadership.

We love you, Sir.

We appreciate your humanity, your accessibility, and your genuine concern for the welfare and morale of your personnel. Under your leadership, our loyalty remains unwavering, our commitment unshaken, and our resolve to support your vision for a more professional, people-oriented, and service-driven Nigeria Police Force stronger than ever.

May God Almighty continue to guide, strengthen, and preserve you as you lead our great institution to greater heights.


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madridguy:
This is impressive from the best political party in Nigeria.

See nonchalance of the highest order even from our Nairaland siblings.

Beat your chest concerning activities towards delivering hostages first before bragging about best political party

These bandits/kidnappers are overdoing it.
They will soon bite more than they can chew

geoworldedu:
Pls stop making excuses for Baba Jehovah. Baba Jehovah himself is in a cage at the moment and can't help himself let alone helping others. Otem of Truth revealled this a decade ago but we thought he was joking . Now see the results here and there.

Very soon you go turn evangelist.
Former atheists dey wey overdo pass you.
Laslas GOD na ultimate

More of Adefolacrochet designs

Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD

With the recent AMVCA red carpet fashion actions making global headlines, Africa's competitive fashion industry has become a destination for creativity and status, especially with various stylists carving their own niches.

To GOD be all Glory as we meet Adefolake Adeogun, a new generation banker and CEO of AdefolaCrochet, a textile creative making waves across social media with her outstanding crochet designs.

When Adefolake resumed her crochet designs in 2023 out of boredom and a desire to own a crochet top, she didn't think too much of the business part, but now she earns and receives accolades for doing what she loves.

Actively promoting her craft on Tiktok as Adefolacrochet, GODSPOWERPROJECT discusses with Adefolake about her adventures as a gifted Crocheter.

GODSPOWERPROJECT: Briefly tell us who you are and what you do?

Adefolacrochet: My name is Adefolake Adeogun, the first child in a family of 4 children, single, jovial.
I'm a banker and also a Crocheter. A native of Ogun state and graduate of Accounting.

GODSPOWERPROJECT: long have you been making Crochet designs and what inspired you to venture into crochet designs?

Adefolacrochet: have being crocheting since 2012, although I stopped for a while because I was not seeing a future in crocheting
I started again out of boredom in 2023, because I didn't have and I really wanted a creative crochet top.

GODSPOWERPROJECT: Where did you train and how long did it take?

Adefolacrochet: I originally learned from my friends in junior secondary school, then I went on to teach myself through YouTube videos.
I started in November 2023 and monetized it by December 2024.
People around loved my designs and they started patronizing me

GODSPOWERPROJECT: What is your daily life routine like?

Adefolacrochet: I wake up by 4am and crochet till about 6am, cook, do my house chores, and continue crocheting.
I leave the house by after 7 to go to my work as a banker.

GODSPOWERPROJECT: What is your biggest project so far?

Adefolacrochet: I made crochet pant trousers and shirt, crochet shirt for father, mother and two children to celebrate the family's marriage anniversary.

GODSPOWERPROJECT: What is the usual timeline for your design projects?

Adefolacrochet: For shirts one month, and for crochet pant trousers one month

GODSPOWERPROJECT: Discuss some challenges and the ways you overcome them

Adefolacrochet: One of my challenges is my phone, the storage is full, and it gives me problems when I want to take pictures of my new designs.
Sometimes I have to delete a lot of valuable pictures and videos before I'm able to take one picture and videos.
My other challenge is owning a knitting machine so as to make my work fast and make sweaters for me.
But all thanks to GOD that I can make knitting pattern.

GODSPOWERPROJECT: Where do you see Adefola Crochet 5 years from now?

Adefolacrochet: I see Adefola Crochet as a big fashion brand, having a supermarket for yarns and crochet accessories, because crochet accessories stores are few

GODSPOWERPROJECT: If not Crochet, what would you be up to?

Adefolacrochet: Working in a bank, and as we speak, I work in a bank as a bankteller

GODSPOWERPROJECT: What message do you have for the world?

Adefolacrochet: Whatever you are good at, master it and never be ashamed of it. Be proud of yourself and of your handiwork.
Create value and have value. Don't just chase money, let value lead and then money will follow.

Facebook: @Adeogun Adefolake
TIKTOK: Adesmiley
TWITTER: Adesmiley01
IG: Adefola Crochet Wears
Whatsapp:090-7871-6132

Oxb90:
What goes up must come down. He is not going to be there forever. When he is tired he must return from whence he has climbed and hand must reach am.
Make e stop thief e no gree.

New heights I'm gaining everyday.
___ plant my feet on higher ground

CP FCT MEETS WITH 17 DPOs UNDER METRO AREA COMMAND • as he gives matching orders to end all robbery activities within 2 weeks in the city centre

Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD

The Commissioner of Police, FCT Command, CP Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi has given a matching order to the seventeen (17) Divisional Police Officers (DPOs) under Metro Area Command to end all criminal and robbery activities within two (2) weeks in the city centre or be replaced.

In a press statement e-signed and released to the National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP by the Command's Spokesperson, SP Josephine Adeh stated that, "On Friday, 19th June 2026, the Commissioner of Police, FCT Command, CP Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi, PhD., FCAI, held a meeting with the seventeen (17) Divisional Police Officers (DPOs) under Metro Area Command to review the prevailing security situation and strengthen operational strategies aimed at addressing emerging security threats within the Area Command."

According to the statement, "Having observed the peculiar security challenges across the various Area Commands and their attendant security concerns, the Commissioner of Police expressed concern over
1. Traffic robbery
2. Incidents of vehicle snatching at gunpoint,
3. ⁠One chance “robbery” menace
4. ⁠Motorists driving “one way”
5. Activities of commercial motorcyclists operating on major roads.
6. ⁠Vandalization of public and private property.
7. ⁠Motorists parking on highways.
8. ⁠Traffic congestions
He therefore ordered the DPOs to end these crimes within two weeks or face the consequences."

"He also directed all DPOs and Area Commander Metro to focus on the city centre as he will personally be handling security challenges in the suburb."

Meanwhile, "The CP stressed that he will not condone negligence, directing the Area Commander Metro who is the supervising officer to provide effective leadership and ensure strict compliance with the directives."

"The FCT Police Command urges members of the public to continue supporting Police operations by providing timely and credible information to the nearest Police Division or through the Command’s emergency lines: 08032003913, 07057337653."

tosyne2much:
It's been a long time Nairalanders! How are you all?

The LORD is our Shepherd. These are indeed true lessons

‭Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD

The Adeniji family of Abeokuta, Ogun State has announced the passing of their son and brother, Barrister Adewale Olubiyi Adeniji, who transitioned peacefully to eternal glory on June 12, 2026, at the age of 61.

A proud son of Abeokuta, Barrister Adeniji is a respected and influential voice in the legal profession, a visionary in business, and a shepherd of souls on the pulpit.

According to a statement signed by the son, Fikun Adeniji, on behalf of the family, the late Adeniji was described as a “great man, full of energy and life”.

“Everyone who knew my dad, knew he was deeply passionate about his country and dedicated to its progress and development. His legacy of service and positive impact will continue to resonate through the many lives he influenced”.

Late Barr. Adeniji is survived by his wife Olukemi, his children, grandchildren, siblings, numerous relatives, friends, colleagues and associates.
“The family expresses gratitude for the outpouring of love, prayers, and support received during this difficult time and requests continued prayers as we mourn the loss and celebrate the life of a remarkable husband, father, grandfather, brother, mentor, and friend”, the statement read.

Details of the funeral arrangements will be announced by the family in due course.


Glory to GOD

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The Inspector General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, has congratulated children across Nigeria on the occasion of the 2026 Children’s Day celebration, describing them as the "bright stars of our nation."

In a brief press statement made available to the National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP stated that, "Today, the Nigeria Police Force celebrates the innocence, dreams, courage, and limitless potential of every Nigerian child. May your laughter remain loud, your future remain bright, and your dreams know no boundaries."

According to the statement, "We remain committed to building a safer, kinder, and more secure Nigeria where every child can learn, grow, and thrive with confidence."

"Every child matters. Every dream counts. Every future deserves protection."


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Calls for Peace and Collective Support for Security

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As Muslims across Nigeria and around the world celebrate Eid al-Adha, the Executive Secretary/CEO of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, has extended warm felicitations to the Muslim faithful, urging them to embrace the enduring values of sacrifice, compassion, peace, and unity which the festival represents.

Dr. Ogunsan described "Eid al-Adha as a solemn reminder of the unwavering faith, obedience, and sacrifice demonstrated by Prophet Ibrahim", noting that the lessons of the season remain deeply relevant to nation-building, peaceful coexistence, and collective progress.

He called on Nigerians, particularly residents of Lagos State, to continue promoting harmony, tolerance, and mutual understanding irrespective of ethnic, religious, or political differences, stressing that sustainable development can only thrive in an atmosphere of peace and stability.

The LSSTF CEO also emphasized the importance of shared responsibility in sustaining security and public safety across Lagos.

He urged citizens to remain vigilant during and after the festivities by being security conscious, reporting suspicious activities to relevant authorities, and cooperating with security agencies in safeguarding lives and property.

According to him, "the spirit of sacrifice which defines Eid al-Adha should also inspire greater support and commitment towards strengthening security architecture and community safety initiatives in Lagos State."

Dr. Ogunsan further prayed for continued peace, prosperity, and divine blessings upon Lagos State and Nigeria, while wishing all Muslim faithful a joyous, peaceful, and fulfilling Eid al-Adha celebration.


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PBAT/KOH Agege Executive Forum Feeds Over 500 Agege/Orile-Agege Residents in Celebration of Eid Al-Adha

‭Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD

In a remarkable demonstration of compassion, community service, and festive goodwill, the PBAT/KOH Agege Executive Forum today Tuesday, May 26, brought smiles to hundreds of families and residents across Agege Local Government Area and Orile-Agege LCDA through a large-scale food distribution programme organised to mark the 2026 Eid Al-Adha celebration. The humanitarian outreach, which attracted massive participation from residents, community stakeholders, elderly citizens, reflected the forum’s growing commitment to grassroots welfare and social support, particularly during important festive seasons when many families require economic assistance and encouragement.

The event, held at State Senior High School, Mulero/Oyewole Street, Agege, witnessed a large turnout of beneficiaries who gathered peacefully to receive food items distributed by the PBAT/KOH Agege Executive Forum as part of efforts to promote love, unity, peace, and happiness within the community during the Salah festivities. Over 500 residents benefited from the outreach programme, receiving essential food items including bags of rice, groundnut oil, and seasoning cubes to support their families during the celebration period.

Speaking during the exercise, the Convener of the PBAT/KOH Agege Executive Forum, Mr. Adeniran Samson Israel stated that the initiative was inspired by the true spirit of love and giving, which promotes sacrifice, kindness, unity, and care for one another, especially the less privileged in society. He explained that the outreach programme was organised in fulfillment of the promise to remain connected to the grassroots and continuously support Agege and Orile-Agege residents through meaningful humanitarian interventions capable of easing economic challenges and spreading joy among families.

Mr. Adeniran further noted that beyond politics, community service and people-oriented programmes remain central to the vision of the Forum, stressing that no celebration is complete when vulnerable members of society are left behind. The distribution exercise was also aimed at strengthening communal harmony and reminding residents that the festive season should be a period of sharing, togetherness, and compassion.

One of the beneficiaries, Chief Mrs. Kemi Taiwo, the Iyalaje of Orile-Agege, expressed deep appreciation to the organisers for the thoughtful gesture and support extended to residents during the Salah celebration.

She commended the PBAT/KOH Agege Executive Forum for remembering the needs of ordinary people and for demonstrating genuine concern for the welfare of families within the community. She also offered prayers for the continued growth, success, and impact of the organisers, noting that acts of kindness such as the outreach programme would continue to strengthen the bond between community leaders and residents.

Several other beneficiaries equally expressed happiness and gratitude, applauding the forum for its generosity, organisation, and commitment to community welfare.


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Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD


You received a Police Invitation? Don’t rush there like a good citizen you might be walking into a trap

Many people see “Police Invitation” and panic.
They drop everything and rush to the station immediately. That is how people walk in and don’t walk out the same way.

Let me break it down for you

A Police Invitation is NOT a court order. It is simply a request and how you respond to it can determine whether you go home or spend the night in a cell.

Here’s what you should do immediately:

🥢 Don’t panic and don’t rush there alone
Going alone is the biggest mistake you can make.

🥢Ask for details
Find out:
👉 Who is inviting you
👉 The station
👉 The reason for the invitation
You have the right to know.

🥢 Call a lawyer first
Before you step into any police station, speak to a lawyer. Let me be clear this is not pride. This is protection.

🥢 Don’t write any statement immediately
Anything you write can be used against you.
Even “just explain what happened” can turn into evidence.

🥢 Go during the day not at night
Avoid late-night invitations. It reduces your risk.

🥢 You have the right to remain silent
You are not obligated to answer every question on the spot.

Let me say this clearly

The police are not your enemies but they are also not your personal advisers. Your safety depends on what you KNOW. Many people are not in prison because they are guilty they are there because they didn’t know their rights in time.

This is the kind of information people wish they had before things went wrong.
Don’t keep it to yourself.

©️Confidence Aribibia
I remain your favorite Lawyer💕

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SINGLE IS SINGLE
1.We just got engaged ☺️🙄(Single)

2.I live with my boyfriend 🙄😂(Still Single)

3.We have been together for 5 years 😢😕(Super Single)

4.He has credit in my name 😂🙄☺️(Very stup!d Single)

5.I call his mother and she calls me also 😂😂(Desperat.e Single)

6.I stay at his place 😢😂(Non.sense Single)

7.He posts my pictures on social media and use my pictures as his dp 😆😅(first class idi0tic single)

8.He comes to my house everyday 😱(End of discussion single)

9.We have done introduction and my boyfriend travelled abroad 😅😆😢(living in bon.dage single)

10. All his family know I am his future wife 😂😂(you can never get sens.e in life single)

11.He has brought groceries to my family since last year (very much single)

12. All his friends call me "Our wife" (Aunty you are ex.tremely single)

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(Okezie Ekugo)
Don’t be deceived pls!

Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD

The Lagos State Police Command has debunked reports of an impending cult-related clash in parts of the state, describing the claims as false and urging residents to remain calm.

In a press statement e-signed and released to the National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP issued on Monday, by the Command's Public Relations Officer, SP Abimbola Adebisi, said the command had taken proactive steps to prevent any breakdown of law and order in areas mentioned in the viral message.

The statement from SP Adebisi reads:

“The Lagos State Police Command wishes to address the circulating message alleging a possible cult-related clash in some areas of the State, particularly Shitta, Akerele, Itire/Aguda, and Ishaga axis, purportedly in retaliation for a reported incident.

“The Command wishes to categorically state that it has taken proactive and decisive measures to forestall any breakdown of law and order in the affected areas and beyond. Following the initial report of the incident, prompt deployment of police personnel and operational assets was carried out to all the mentioned locations and other adjoining communities.

“The Commissioner of Police, CP Tijani Fatai, psc, mnips, has directed intensified patrols, strategic positioning of officers, and increased police visibility across the identified flashpoints to ensure the safety of lives and property. The areas are well secured, and adequate security coverage has been emplaced to deter any unlawful gatherings or activities.

“The Command therefore wishes to reassure members of the public that there is no cause for alarm. Residents are encouraged to go about their lawful duties without fear or apprehension, as the Police and other security agencies remain fully on ground and committed to maintaining peace and order.

“While the Command acknowledges the concerns raised, members of the public are advised to disregard unverified rumours capable of creating panic and instead rely on credible information from official sources. Residents are also enjoined to remain vigilant and promptly report any suspicious movements or activities to the nearest police station or through any of the Command’s emergency lines: 07061019374, 08065154338, 08063299264, 08039344870, and 09168630929.

The Lagos State Police Command remains resolute in its duty to protect all residents and will continue to take all necessary measures to ensure that peace prevails across the State.”


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Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD

Ministering: Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr.

GOD will not tell you to do what HE has not equipped you to do.

HE will not tell you to be what HE has not empowered you to be.

Sanctification is not a gift, but a choice.

Your choice determines your lot!

GOD will not hold your sins against you, but HE won't write them off until you repent.

You can't live a sanctified life without faith, because it is always according to your faith.

Determination is vital to your sanctification.

Choosing to stand beyond compromise is a determination you must have.

When you purpose in your heart, you have to guard yourself.

Without determination, your sanctification is circumstantial.

You need to pray every day, including the prayer for sanctification.

The altar of prayer can alter your steps so that you do not enter into temptation, and can enable you, with grace, to conquer it.

Temptation is not a contention against physical strength, but it is a contention against spiritual strength.

When you don't pray, you may be physically strong, but you will be spiritually weak.

The Holy Spirit helps you conquer the motions of the flesh and the thirst for sin.

Pathways to Sanctification:

1. You must purpose to live a sanctified life. -
‭Daniel 1:8 KJV‬
[8] But Daniel purposed in his heart that he would not defile himself with the portion of the king's meat, nor with the wine which he drank: therefore he requested of the prince of the eunuchs that he might not defile himself.


2. Watch and pray to remain sanctified. -
‭Matthew 6:9-13 KJV‬
[9] After this manner therefore pray ye: Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name. [10] Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven. [11] Give us this day our daily bread. [12] And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. [13] And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever. Amen.

‭Matthew 26:41 KJV‬
[41] Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation: the spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.

3. Engage the cleansing power of the Word. -
‭Psalm 119:9-11 KJV‬
[9] Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? By taking heed thereto according to thy word. [10] With my whole heart have I sought thee: O let me not wander from thy commandments. [11] Thy word have I hid in mine heart, That I might not sin against thee.


4. Crave the enduement of the Spirit of holiness. -
‭Isaiah 44:3 KJV‬
[3] For I will pour water upon him that is thirsty, and floods upon the dry ground: I will pour my spirit upon thy seed, and my blessing upon thine offspring:


The Cost of Sanctification:

1. It blocks access to help in times of need. -
‭James 5:16 KJV‬
[16] Confess your faults one to another, and pray one for another, that ye may be healed. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.

2. It destroys destinies.
‭2 Kings 5:20, 27 KJV‬
[20] But Gehazi, the servant of Elisha the man of God, said, Behold, my master hath spared Naaman this Syrian, in not receiving at his hands that which he brought: but, as the LORD liveth, I will run after him, and take somewhat of him.
[27] The leprosy therefore of Naaman shall cleave unto thee, and unto thy seed for ever. And he went out from his presence a leper as white as snow.

3. It blocks access to divine secrets. -
‭Psalm 25:14 KJV‬
[14] The secret of the LORD is with them that fear him; And he will shew them his covenant.

4. It opens the door to sickness and disease. -
‭John 5:14 KJV‬
[14] Afterward Jesus findeth him in the temple, and said unto him, Behold, thou art made whole: sin no more, lest a worse thing come unto thee.

Two Ways to Overcome Losses:

1. Be born again. -
‭Hebrews 2:3 KJV‬
[3] how shall we escape, if we neglect so great salvation; which at the first began to be spoken by the Lord, and was confirmed unto us by them that heard him;

‭Acts 26:18 KJV‬
[18] to open their eyes, and to turn them from darkness to light, and from the power of Satan unto God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins, and inheritance among them which are sanctified by faith that is in me.

- Salvation is a turning from darkness to light.

2. Be committed to serving GOD and the interests of HIS Kingdom. -
‭Exodus 23:25-26 KJV‬
[25] And ye shall serve the LORD your God, and he shall bless thy bread, and thy water; and I will take sickness away from the midst of thee. [26] There shall nothing cast their young, nor be barren, in thy land: the number of thy days I will fulfil.


- When you serve GOD and the interests of HIS Kingdom, HE preserves your life against every loss.

#NoMoreLoss
#LFCLiveService
#OpenDoors2026


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FRSC Arrives Within 3 Minutes, Made Emergency Decisions In Anthony Joshua Road Crash, How Nigerians Should Act Better - NAOSNP 

Psalm 150:6 KJV
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD


In the age of breaking news and viral online posts, reiterating the stance that today's narratives and reportage about Nigeria will guide the prism for tomorrow's discussions and reflections. If we state the facts in an humane and patriotic manner, we will reap the positives, if not, we will wear the negative labels.

Yesterday, after the unfortunate road traffic accident involving world heavyweight boxing champion, Anthony Joshua and his team, on the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway, Ogun State Nigeria is again getting knocked on the global stage for what is not necessarily peculiar to this jurisdiction. Social media is awash with the untruths and misconceptions as spread by Nigerians themselves, including high profile citizens, which the international media is currently feasting on like vultures flying into a disaster zone as they amplify their false narrative that Nigeria is failing.

Few moments before verified facts emerged, a torrent of dramatic narrative portrayed the unfortunate incident as fresh evidence of a failed state, a collapsed emergency response system, and institutional negligence.

Interestingly, much of the outrage now echoing across international media spaces was fuelled not by official reports, but by unverified posts from highly placed Nigerians, social media users, influencers who are not at the scene of the incident.

As a frontline and credible security and safety news beat association, National Association of Online Security News Publishers NAOSNP, we empathize with the family, friends, and fans of Anthony Joshua as well as those of the two departed; Kevin 'Lateef' Ayodele and Sina Ghami in the fatal crash. To set the record straight with preliminary findings and multiple on-the-ground accounts shows that the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC which oversees road safety nationwide had its officers at the Makun, Sagamu accident scene within 3 minutes of the crash while Anthony Joshua was still stuck in the vehicle. Emergency response agencies were present. Eyewitnesses at the scene reportedly acted immediately, offering assistance within the few minutes of the crash with FRSC operatives. 

Also, it should be highlighted that the escort vehicle which followed Anthony Joshua's car is a security Hilux van. It was this same vehicle that eyewitnesses and the operatives agreed to immediately used to convey Anthony Joshua to the hospital in an effort coordinated by the FRSC officials alongside others. Few minutes later, personnel of the Nigeria Police also arrived. By the time ambulances vehicles from Lagos and Ogun States were mobilised, Anthony Joshua had already been moved to the hospital assisted by the FRSC officials. The entire sequence according to eyewitness report happens in minutes, not the exaggerated delays false narratives spreading on social media spaces. Also, official press statement further indicate that the two close friends of the renowned heavyweight boxer, involved died instantly at the scene from collision trauma linked to excessive speed by the driver, not from any lapse in emergency response as erroneously painted. This situation is what some Nigerians have inferred in their rush for cheap political points as failure of emergency response.

Since getting to the hospital, Anthony Joshua is in stable condition under quality healthcare while the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has personally reached out to him and his mom through a telephone call, Gov. Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State has physically visited them, and official reports of the true situation from the appropriate agencies have emerged. Even foreigners like Jake Paul, among others have reached out in prayers but why do Nigerians make it a job to demarket their country and institutions?

The response times for emergencies vary from place to place all over the world, and is also determined by many factors. Every country is constantly working to get better in this regard.

Nigerians should however be concerned about how our actions and inactions fuel negativity about our country. The penchant to push falsehoods and amplify worst-case issues not only blacklist the country, it does no citizen good, whether based at home or in the Diaspora. In cases of emergencies like yesterday's, this negative attitude demoralises first responders, undermines public trust, and weakens institutions.

Instead of negativities, NAOSNP advises that at accident scenes, eyewitnesses should first engage security and road safety agencies, Nigeria Police, FRSC, ensure personal safety, avoid crowding victims, minimize filming victims for social media posts, stop spreading unverified updates, and immediately contact emergency services. Every action at a crash site can mean the difference between survival and more harm.

In Lagos, the emergency line is 112 and 767. Both lines, which are free, connect callers to trained responders who coordinate ambulances, police, FRSC and safety agencies. This toll system has been widely reported to work effectively and efficiently at all times.

In all, as the World mourn the lives of Kevin 'Lateef' Ayodele and Sina Ghami lost in the Anthony Joshua's road crash and wish the iconic boxer and the driver quick recovery, NAOSNP agrees that Nigeria’s systems are not perfect but they are not totally absent or broken as being portrayed. Waiting for verified information, reporting responsibly, and recognising effective institutional response when it occurs are all part of nation-building.


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You know, I've been seeing some comments on this street by people who parade themselves as learned, many of them ladies, asking why the girl should leave home without putting on a bra. While I'm not a lady, I have friends who complain about serious discomfort after putting on a bra all day. So she should kill herself because of some self-appointed and self-righteous morality police.

Is that the crux of the matter?
Why should what someone else choose to wear or not be your concern?
Did you condemn the lady who intentionally pulled up the girl's blouse?
Did you condemn Ibom Air for releasing such video without blurring the exposed breasts at least to mitigate the damage caused by their staff?

Y'all don't hate oppression, you hate being on the receiving end of it.

Tueh! You deserve your leaders.


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Kreesxxx:
Can someone tell Bishop Oyedepo that he can't live forever?

We live forever in different ways.

You'll live forever through 'woke' comments on Nairaland

GOD has engraced him to have Winners Chapel Worldwide, DOMi Media, Hebron, Covenant University, Landmark University, KHMS, dozens of life-applicable books, teachings and tapes, eternal features on tonnes of eternal publications including Forbes richest of all time and architectural digest,.....should I continue?

Bottom line, you too channel your GOD given energy constructively

Kemi, why na

See a Kemi like you, be like this particular Kemi
Mk people celebrate you and not curse

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