Nigerian man, Clement Obadimu sets to lunch 10 Books in a day


History is about to be made as 10 books written by one author, Clement Olusegun Obadimu, Ph. D is to be launched in one day.

A certified life coach and volunteered lecturer pro bono, Obadimu sets to present 10 life shaping books for public consumption in a single day. With the lowest minimum of about 200 pages, the books teaches how best to live a meaningful life and practical illustrations from our immediate and remote environments

Slated to hold on the 15th December, 2018 at the Pagasus School Hall, Eket in Akwa Ibom State, the 10 BOOKS LAUNCH CEREMONY is expected to be graced by who is who in the academic and professional strata of the society as preparations reached climax for the presentation of what many people described as Dr. Clem’s treasures of life.

A statement by the Book Presentation Planning Committee noted that “all the books are ready and we’ll be presented to the world come December 15” The statement added that the books will simultaneously be available on amazon.com from the day of launching.

The books to be launched includes: Beyond The Roots, The Reality, The Rise, Only God Can Do This, Now That You Are A Graduate, Why Businesses Fail, Even The Bible Teaches Etiquette, etc

 

INVESTIGATORS UNCOVER HIDDEN TREASURES IN AKWA IBOM


Dr. Clement Obadimu is a living testimony of ‘grass to grace’ analogy. As a ‘Life Coach’, he never shy away from acts of charity and helping others fulfilling their destinies. In a special investigative mission to Niger Delta, the Nigerian Guild of Investigative Journalists, NGIJ discovers a rare Nigerian who is about to make history by publishing ten books in a day. This feat, according to findings is unprecedented and therefore wets the curiosity of investigators who despite the season of torrential rainfall traced the Ogun state born resident of Akwa Ibom to far away Eket, one of the major towns in the state.
 
“I truly authored ten books; all deal with how best to live a meaningful life and practical illustrations from our immediate and remote environments. And it’s also true that I’m unveiling all the ten books on a single day. As a matter of fact the ten books will soon be unveiled in a couple of weeks” Clement Olusegun Obadimu, a volunteered lecturer pro bono confirmed to four members of The Guild in his humble bungalow apartment located in Eket, Akwa Ibom State.

Dr. Clem, as the certified Life Coach is fondly called by his admirers sheds more lights on the books and how to get them, “I have actually authored two books in the past. But in the series of my new books are, Beyond The Roots and this talks about overcoming a foundational challenge, failure syndrome and embracing the simplicity of success. Here I chronicled my life experiences and some of my numerous mentors around the globe”.

“Beyond The Roots is the first in the series of four books I tagged: ‘From being successful to being significant’. The books acknowledge that an individual whether influenced by his genetic background or conditioned by his environment can still experience liberation through self-determination, self-discipline and the essence of the power of God”


NGIJ engagement with a man who practices what he showcased in his speeches, lectures, public presentations and perhaps in the new 10 books could be very educative and didactic as Dr. Obadimu’s guests and teeming crops of youths he mentors on daily basis interrupted The Guild’s chat with Dr. Obadimu as the marriage counselor whose attention is sought both in the religion and secular circle speaks further. “One of my books, titled: The Reality explains that success is not the destination but touching lives positively is. I also publish The Route which reveals the 12 Dees of achieving realities of one’s dreams”.

Dr. Clement Obadimu said one of the books he is about to launch is The Rise which details the 12 Ps of personality and business growth and the need for success sustenance. This book according to The Guild’s findings always equips, enrich and cause a paradigm shift in the approach of the readers. Emmanuel Udoikpa, Chairman of the Society for Moral and Ethical Rehabilitation opines that the contents in Clement Obadimu’s series of books, ‘From being Successful to being significant’ “shortened the distance and days between individual and where he or she desires to be in life. The principles explained in the books are like quick references which help to eliminate unnecessary negatives and backwards pains travellers of life encounter on way to their Eldorado”.


Clement is not an extra ordinary man but an ordinary Nigerian doing an ordinary thing in an extra ordinary manner and so while showcasing the book ‘Only God Can Do This’ to members of The Guild, the author displays a skill commonly found among men of God and Christian priests. With a mood that suggests its importance, Dr. Clem explains that the book, “Only God Can Do This’ is a collections of true life experiences of ordinary men and women who had experienced extra ordinary lifting at the merciful hands of supernatural God”. He added that the book is sequel to ‘Only God Can Do This’ Vol 1.

A devout Christian and the District Men’s President of his church, Dr Obadimu noted that “from near death experiences deliverance to awesome financial blessings; from ‘mind boggling’ to ‘eye popping’ encounters- at the end you cannot but agree that only God and God alone can make things possible and with God all things are truly possible”.

An Inspiratory tutor to many students of the Akwa Ibom State University and University of Uyo, Dr. Clem’s book titled; Study Smart is a cynosure to the eyes of young ones who like to form the habits of highly successful students as the book exposed readers to over 100 secret strategies for studying effectively. The book teaches students how not to cheat but pass examinations with modern and result oriented reading styles.

Dr. Obadimu’s ‘Why Businesses Fail’ is a true life experiences from his involvement in business world. Obadimu did not only explain why businesses fail in this book but also proffers antidote to business failures and financial sustenance. He gave reasons why his own private businesses fail and the strategies he applied to lift them up.

Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Ph.D, GCFR former President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, after reading some of the books decided to write the ‘forward’ to one of them titled: Now That You Are A Graduate

Obasanjo in his forward to the book which aptly captures the interest of fresh graduate regretted that “unfortunately, too many graduates of our tertiary institutions today depend on the government and other institutions for blue and white collar jobs to eke out a survival for themselves. This is both the fault of our education and the attitude of our educated” The former President who recently bagged his Ph.D added that “our world needs not only those who are educated but mostly those who are ready to transform the educational initiatives, handwork, drive and creativity into development, growth and progress. If you fall into any of these classes of people for development, then indeed this book is for you”.

Ochagu Kaka, Ph.D., a lecturer in College of Technology, Calabar while endorsing Study Smart says “Written in prose that at times reads like poetry, the book itself is a fitting reflection of the joys of studying. Its language is simple without being pedantic, insightful without being obtuse, inspiring and encouraging. It inspires the readers to great academic heights, heights that can be achieved without cutting corners…”

Emmanuel Etuk is the President of the Psalmists Mission in Nigeria who had read some of the books authored by Dr. Obadimu and hailed Beyond The Roots as thus “For the first time in human history, a book has emerged that marries Godly and rational, theological and philosophical principles to solve the problem of human development.

The ten books are undoubtedly hidden treasures to those who could not read them. Nigerian Guild of Investigative journalists as well as union of online journalists has set up a team to attend the launching of the books in Uyo, the capital city of oil rich Akwa Ibom state, Nigeria. The book unveiling committee also hint of an elaborate Book Launching ceremony and added that Dr. Clem’s 10 Books will be available in both e-format and hard copy. “The E- format could be accessed through amazon.com while the hard copies will hit bookshops nationwide immediately after the launching.

The erudite author, certified life coach and ‘destiny helper’ is a role model to many young successful Nigerians who field questions from investigators and affirmed the intellectual and charity prowess of Dr. Clement Olusegun Obadimu.

Obadimu bagged a Ph.D. in Analytical (Environmental) Chemistry from the University of Calabar and he is happily married, with lovely children to Esther Olushola Obadimu.

Erunwon 2018: Accord Party Steals The Show, As Tope Tokoya Was Embraced.

This year “Erunwon Day” celebration was well organised as Sons and Daughters of Erunwon in Ijebu North East turned out en masse to grace the occasion.

The occasion which was organised by Erunwon Day Planning Committee in collaboration with Erunwon Youth Forum and the Dynamic Society Of Erunwon. 

However, all Baale’s and Chiefs displayed solidarity with HRM OBA (BARR.) JOHNSON ADEBAYO OKUBENA “Adaraledoye II, The Elerunwon of Erunwon Kingdom to make this year celebration colourful amidst presence of Sir Tope Tokoya, the gubernatorial candidate of Accord, Ogun State, and also the Special Guest of Honour.

Sir Tokoya who eulogised the Council of Chiefs and the entire sons and daughters of Erunwon Land, expressed his joy and identified with the Erunwon-Ijebu people, promising to deliver on his agenda to improve the region.

While speaking with our correspondent, he express readiness to govern Ogun State come 2019.
He urged the electorate in Ogun State to move out in mass towards the verification exercise of INEC which is slated for 6th – 12th of November this year.

Besides, Olumide Okueyungbo, the house of assembly candidate of Accord Party to represent the good people of Ijebu North constituency in the forthcoming election was embraced by his people as they rally round him chanting songs of solidarity. He received the Monarchs prayers as a necessary boost for his aspiration to represent the good people of Ijebu Northeast State Constituency.

Presidential panel submits report on party crisis Amosun treatment justifies our exit from APC, says Saraki


Olawale Olaleye

Barring any last minute change, President Muhammadu Buhari has been scheduled to meet with all the aggrieved parties in the aftermath of the contentious primary elections that typified most of the state chapters of the All Progressives Congress (APC) with a view to finding a lasting solution.

This is believed to be against the backdrop of a report recently submitted by a five-man panel set up by the president to look into the crisis in the affected states especially in Ogun and Zamfra States, which is said to have put so much pressure on the president to step in.

According to sources within the presidency, members of the panel included the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu; the Attorney-General, of the Federation, Abubakar Malami and the Chief of Staff to the President, Abba Kyari.

This move is however coming at the same time Senate President Bukola Saraki has described as unjust and unfair, the current predicament of the Ogun State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, saying his poor treatment has justified the basis of their exiting the APC at the time he and his people did.

Saraki, who spoke exclusively to THISDAY, recalled the role played by the Ogun State Governor in the period President Buhari was very sick in faraway London, the United Kingdom and proclaimed: ‘Amosun was a true friend of the president’.

But disturbed by the distraction the aftermath of the party crisis has since caused, the president has resolved to intervene in all states with lingering crisis, relying on both security reports and the findings of his five man panel

The president is said to have realised that the Oshiomole-must-go agenda was real especially with the involvement of governors, NWC members and some close allies of his, who maintained they could no longer work with him.

He has therefore set Tuesday aside to address the matter once and for all and in all the states affected.

BEING A COMMUNIQUE ISSUED AFTER A MEETING OF OGUN WEST APC PARTY ELDERS ON THE CURRENT POLITICAL DEVELOMENTS IN OGUN APC


INTRODUCTION
Ladies and gentlemen, we are all aware of the current intrigues that have been playing out in our dear Ogun State since the hitch-free conduct of the gubernatorial primary of our great party, which came up on Wednesday, October 3, 2018, wherein Prince (Dr.) Dapo Abiodun was declared winner by the National Working Committee’s Electoral Panel led by a retired Commissioner of Police,Mr Muhammed Indabawa.

No doubt, the result of the gubernatorial primary still appears not to have gone down well with Governor IbikunleAmosun as a result of the loss of his preferred candidate Abdulkabir Adekunle Akinlade to Prince Dapo Abiodun.

Since the free and fair conduct of the primary, which was keenly monitored by designated members of the APC NWC, several untoward incidents, gimmick and political antics have been orchestrated by some aggrieved members of Ogun APC. Consequently, the current spate of unpleasant political happenings has indeed become a source of worry to every well-meaning and peace-loving indigene of Ogun, home and abroad. 

In the view of the foregoing, we hereby state as follows:

1. We appreciate all genuine concerns for Yewa Awori agenda of which we are all leading champions.

2. Leadership at the state level betrayed our trust and belief for a processed, empowered and mentored Yewa Awori man to take over the mantle of governance in the state.

3. We vehemently object any form of third term agenda in Ogun State using a Yewa Awori man.

4. No one can claim to be more of Ogun west than these stakeholders. The purest and cleanest of Ogun west blood runs in our veins.

5. Yewa Awori for Governor  candidate of our dream must be credible, have the full virtues of Yewa Awori without any blemishes. He must be acceptable to the vast majority of other equally important stakeholders across the state and responsible to the citizenry and not to a selfish cabal under the leadership of tyrant emperor and self acclaimed god of Ogun State.

6. In view the above and as loyal party members, we hereby unanimously align, agree and support the decision of the NWC that conducted APC gubernatorial primary in the state to uphold the mandate freely given to Prince Dapo Abiodun by the overwhelming majority of our part members.

7.  We recognize the rights and opinions of few members to be dissatisfied but urge them to implore decent approach to vent their dissatisfaction. We therefore appeal to them to stop pockets of embarrassing and old fashioned de marketing of our great party.

8. Intimidations, threats and harassment of members loyal to Prince Dapo Abiodun must stop immediately. We strongly believe we are all members of the same political family.

9. We appreciate the efforts and salute the courage of Mr Governor in the quest for Yewa Awori for Governor, but equally want to remind him that in democracy, the power belongs to the teeming party members.

10. We appeal to Mr Governor to respect, support and rally round the choice of the party members in Prince Dapo Abiodun (his bosom friend) in the overall interest of our great party APC.

11. We are solidly behind the national body of our party and urge them not to be distracted by sponsored gatherings and belated empowerment in some areas.

12. We take exceptions to recent uncomplimentary comments by Mr Governor and Mrs Anisulowo against the Vice President Prof Yemi Osinbajo, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu. Comrade Adams Oshiomole and our highly revered leader Akirogun Segun Osoba and warned that a repeat of such action would be met with appropriate reactions. 

13. Thank you all. May God bless Ogun West.  May God bless Ogun State.

 
Signed:
 
Chief Mufutau Akande Ajibola
Chief Samuel Ayedogbon
Chief Fadipe Yayah

For: APC Ogun West Elders

Michael Adebowale Thomas Releases A Blockbuster Movie Titled "Okoto", You Need To Watch! 


By Solanke Ayomideji Taiwo 


A blockbuster movie titled “Okoto” is all about a story of middle age lady who is a good dancer, who fell in love with a son of a multimillionaire during his dancing career. The boyfriend loves her so much that he pampers her with his father’s money to support her dancing career.

Unfortunately, the lady who acted as “Okoto” betrayed the multi-millionaire boyfriend by having another affairs with her male best friend whom they grew up together till stage of having secret affairs.

The multi-millionaire boyfriend later caught them and he broke up with the dancer, the matter makes him depressed to a thinking state, One day his father saw him in a state of depression and persuaded him to look over the matter, describing the lady dancer as “Okoto” (a good dancer) object which dances till its death that his son should overlook the matter and move on with life.
The movie is directed by Kayode Adebayo.

Why we are offering free medical services – Rotary Club Of Gbagada President, Mrs Basirat Giwa reveals

The Rotary Club Of Gbagada in a bid to celebrate its Rotary Family Health Days 2018 has rolled out  a programme to cater for several kind of diseases in Lagos residents and Nigerians as a whole. This was stumbled upon by the Nigerian Guild Of investigative Journalists (NGIJ)

This programme which started On Thursday, 18th of October, 2018 is being carried out at the Gbagada General Hospital and has witnessed a lot of beneficiaries who troop in from different parts of Lagos state.
So far, it has been a successful programme judging by the testimonies some of the beneficiaries gave and this is a very great development especially at a time when so many people tend to careless about their health and focus on some other things.
 

According to the President of the organisation, Mrs Basirat Giwa, made it known that Rotarians set out three days annually to offer free health services in every region. She revealed that Rotary Club Of Gbagada has picked Gbagada General Hospital In the last 6 years as a spot to offer free medical services in the environs. 

Apart from the normal medical services, the president who is an eye surgeon set out one day out of the three days to do a free eye screening for everyone who has an issues with their sight. It’s totally one of the few good gestures around which might not be seen if not for the Rotary Club Of Gbagada.

While speaking on the responses they have gotten from the free medical services, she revealed that it has been totally overwhelming because a lot of people have benefited from it. She said their tentacles have spread to some of the neighbouring countries due to some corporate organisations that have supported the organisation with funds to carryout the free health services.

Furthermore, the president-elect of the rotary club of Gbagada, Mr Akinwale Ojutola, revealed that a lot of people are carrying several diseases without knowing and rotary club of Gbagada through it’s centres across the nation is ready to give them a free medical services for free hence, they shouldn’t miss this opportunity.
In a bid to get the feedback of the beneficiaries, the Nigerian guild of Investigative Journalists (NGIJ) accosted some of them to get their opinions.


According to one of them who brought her child who fell ill, she made it known that the treatment was superb and it was just free as they said. She further thanked the organisers.
In the same vein, a woman, Adedoyin Lawal who was also a beneficiary revealed that the Rotary Club Of Gbagada is helping the less privileged especially her. She stated that her illness would cost her more than N200,000 but the club did it for her free of charge. 


Also, Mr Bashiru Pedro who benefited said he was directed to the venue from his place of residence because he has issues with his eyes. He said he was happy when he got there due to the several works they are doing because he has gone through a lot because of his eyes, he was transferred by a government hospital to a private hospital and still didn’t get results. He was operated in a general hospital and the ailment still relapsed but getting to the rotary club of Gbagada, even though he hasn’t been treated, he believes he will be fine.
The programme however is set to end today Saturday, 20th of October, 2018

Elder Isiaka Amusa  Celebrates 70th Birthday with the less privileged, family members and associates 

 Elder Isiaka Amusa who is the Ogun State Chairman of ACCORD celebrated his 70th year birthday yesterday Friday October 19th, 2018.

The birthday celebration started with Children Patients at the  Children’s ward of Federal Medical Center Idi Aba Abeokuta.

Elder Amusa proceeded to Gideon Orphanage Home at Asero Housing Estate Abeokuta where he presented the Orphanage home with many food items.

Amusa was Celebrated by friends, family members, political associates and well wishers at the his residence at Laderin in Abeokuta. 

Elder Amusa while speaking to our correspondent gave all glory honour and adoration to Almighty God for the opportunity given to him, he also pledged to always support the needy.

Olumide okueyungbo felicitates with Ogun Accord party chairman has he clocks 70th today.


I honorable Olumide OKUEYUNGBO   celebrate your birthday with you as you clocked 70th years today, i wish you a magical day that is profoundly happy and richly blessed.


I appreciate the special and unique role that you play in our lives has Ogun State  Accord party Chairman. Please know that you are admired and loved by all Accord party members in Ogun State,  as a special and caring father  to all of us.

Today i acknowledge how you are always there
for me when i need you through times of
adversity.

Elder Amusa Isiaka  God will continues to brighten your days in so many wonderful ways unfailingly, uncompromisingly and unyieldingly.
Without a doubt, birthdays can be humbling or
liberating ; enlightening or a source of
introspection; endured or celebrated with carefree abandon.

I hope that your birthday will be liberating,
enlightening and celebrated with carefree abandon with those who love you and care about you.

Signed Omoba Olumide OKUEYUNGBO

Nigeria is set to stay the world’s poverty capital for at least a generation

Nigeria is set to stay the world’s poverty capital for at least a generation

Nigeria is making little progress in eliminating poverty.

New reports by global development institutions show that human capital spending in Nigeria—the poverty capital of the world after recently overtaking India—is among the worst in the world.

In the second ever Commitment to Reducing Inequality (CRI) index compiled by Development Finance International (DFI) and Oxfam, Nigeria placed bottom in a ranking of 157 nations. CRI Index ranks the commitment of national governments to reducing the gap between rich and poor citizens by measuring three factors considered “critical” to reducing the gap: social spending, tax policies and labor rights. Nigeria ranked bottom of the index for the second consecutive year.

The report says Nigeria’s social spending (mainly on health, education and social protection) is “shamefully low.” And those meager levels are reflected in reality as Nigeria is home to the highest number of out-of-school children. Nigeria also scores poorly on labour rights (133 out of 157) but recent progressive tax policies—such as a tax amnesty scheme—were noted and expected to reflect in the next index.

Bottom 10 countries Rank
Bangladesh 148
Singapore 149
Lao PDR 150
Madagascar 151
Bhutan 152
Sierra Leone 153
Chad 154
Haiti 155
Uzbeskistan 156
Nigeria 157

While CRI index measures current realities, World Bank’s first ever Human Capital Index (HCI) predicts future expectations but it is just as grim: it ranks Nigeria 152nd out of 157 countries.

The index measures “the amount of human capital that a child born today can expect to attain by age 18.” That prediction is based on five indicators: chances of a child reaching age five, healthy growth, expected years of schooling, quality of learning available and the adult survival rate.

Nigeria’s HCI value of 0.34 (countries are scored between zero and one) is lower than the global average (pdf) of 0.57. It’s also lower than the regional average and the average for nations in Nigeria’s income bracket. As such, the report predicts that “a child born in Nigeria today will be 34% as productive when she grows up as she could be if she enjoyed complete education and full health.”

HCI value
Chad 0.29
South Sudan 0.3
Mali 0.32
Niger 0.32
Liberia 0.32
Nigeria 0.34
Sierra Leone 0.35
Mauritania 0.35
Sierra Leone 0.35
Angola 0.36

Reducing inequality and developing human capital is crucial to any efforts to eliminate poverty in Nigeria but data shows it is an area where successive governments have been lagging: the number of Nigerians living in extreme poverty increased by 35 million between 1990 and 2013 alone.

For its part, Nigeria’s government under president Buhari has launched social intervention programs, including cash transfers to its poorest people, in a bid to reverse its extreme poverty problem. Nigeria’s efforts at reducing poverty will have to yield immediate and long-term results given its ballooning population: the country is set to become the world’s third largest by 2050.

Nigeria’s petro-economy, which has typically been buoyed by rising oil prices has remained in the doldrums even after exiting a five-quarter recession last year. But the longer-term dire outlook of both reports reflect the poor planning and mismanagement by successive governments over many years.

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