Pastor Bernard Omoyeni who was born into a Christian family never takes the service of God with levity.

Described as an entrepreneur and industrialist with a heart of gold, Pastor (Dr) Bernard Adedotun Omoyeni attained the Golden Jubilee age, and numerous families joined to celebrate his milestone.

On Saturday 3rd of July, the celebrated Believers Foundation lecturer and family treated numerous extended family, network of friends and delegations from the Living Faith Commission, (mainly AKINWA zone and Sesi Province)-under the apostle ship of Bishop David Oyedepo, to a grand Golden Jubilee celebration at the Luxury Party Events Centre inside Marwa Gardens, Ikeja.

The occasion convened royalties of varied sorts like senior representatives of Winners Chapel, prestigious Obas, business executives, entrepreneurship moguls to mention a few, and featured a range of interesting activities, including celebrants testimony, Goodwill message from Diaspora, and a befitting Yes and Amen music rendition by Evangelist Tope Alabi.

Born on the 1st July 1971, Pastor Bernard who hails from Oka land had his humble beginnings as a factory worker at Nigeria Textile Mills. And by November 2005 secured appointment with Chevron as Company Environmental Specialist. He is notably the MD/CEO of Palmadex Global Integrated Services.

Pastor Bernard Omoyeni who was born into a Christian family never takes the service of God with levity. And fueled by his passion for human development he instituted the Julius Omoyeni Educational Development Foundation (JOFEDEV) in honor of honor of his parents to support educational advancement of less privileged youths in his hometown.

Pastor Bernard is a member of many international and professional bodies which include Fisheries Society of Nigeria (FSN), Nigeria Environmental Society (NES), American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE), Institute of Management Consultant (IMC).

Congratulations to Pastor Bernard Omoyeni
(FCIEPHM, FIMC, ChMC, DBA, MSc, MEM, MPA).
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Money and Power is a Nigerian strongest weapon

vepval:
Money and Power is a Nigerian strongest weapon

dis one no be power...dis one na book...d guy read wella

zvvnzg210:
I'm waiting to see all those yeye vanity upon vanity comments

Choose your vanity wisely, vanity no means say make you make poverty your friend.
Make time to spoil yourself with lot of good things cuz when you die you won't carry them anywhere
And most importantly, save for the rainy days .

More photos from the occasion includes the Asun and Shawarma spot.