Prophet Joseph Opegbemi, the
General Overseer of the Christ Apostolic Church, CAC, Oke-Ayo, located in
Kugbo, a suburb in the federal Capital of Abuja has been praying for the peace
of Nigeria. The highly energetic and prayerful man of God has never relented in
this spiritual course praying fervently for God to help show mercy on
Nigerians. He recent ly declared several days of fasting and prayers to
buttress his determination. Prophet Opegbemi disclosed that Nigerians have no
other country than Nigeria and everything should be done to make the nation
work. “We have to keep praying, that is what we have to do. Our God is merciful
but we have to desist from sinful ways”, he told our reporters. The cerebral
prophet popularly known as “baba13” has
been consistent in upholding the principles and tenets of good worship, often
times admonishing worshippers to discard unnecessary things such as adorning
ornaments to church , wearing of trousers and coming late to church. Baba13 is
a graduate and Master’s Degree holder in the school of Theology and has
deplored his vast experience to further the work of God.
Appointed since 1 st April, 2015 till date, Prof. Adepoju Adeshola Olatunde, Director-General of the Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria (FRIN) has left no room to chance. The Ph.D holder in Agricultural and Environmental Economics (2002) from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Kaduna State has taken extra-ordinary steps to see the Forestry Institute to the next level of existence. One of such steps is the repositioning of FRIN outstation for better research focus. Others include renovation of dilapidated structures, repositioning of staff members for optimum performance, reclaiming/security all encroached land and resources of the Institute, successfully enacting on Act to Establish Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria for Forestry Research; Education and Training; establishing Six strategic Rural Resource Centers for communities engagement, capacity building and extension services. Prof. Adepoju who also holds B.Agric (Agricultural Economics), 1995 ...
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