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Bishop David Oyedepo will always be primarily seen as the enigmatic, generational and transformational church leader he is. He will probably be the first to agree to that being his defining identity. God’s worker.
To only see him that way will amount to wilful blindness or sincere ignorance. None is acceptable.
He is much more. No private individual, dead or alive, can lay claim to his legacy in education from primary to secondary education and two world class universities in Covenant University - arguably Nigeria’s best university- and Landmark University.
Beyond these, the man is a maker of men. Not just in terms of building them up as a church leader. A maker of men in terms of literal economic empowerment. There are thousands of enterprises that cannot tell their stories without referencing his direct contribution.
Let’s not speak about the exceptional exploits of his university products. You just know there is a design at play.
He is a nation-builder. A man whose footprint finds its presence all around the world. You couldn’t write a single book on his impact, let alone one social media post.
This is only to say that when you think of the man, understand that whatever you see or know is only a vignette of his fullness.
Love or hate him, admire or detest him, this is an extraordinary symbol of pride to the Black race. If we were as committed to telling stories of greatness about our people, as Americans are used to doing, we’d understand better.
Happy birthday to Bishop David Oyedepo. I can’t explain. It’s extraordinary. #BDOat70
CONFIRMED FACILITATORS FOR THE PLATFORM PUBLIC SERVICE BOOTCAMP (TPPSB)
Dr Joe Abah
Former Director-General, Bureau of Public Service Reforms
Dr Osita Chidoka
Former Minister of Aviation
H.E Babatunde Fashola (SAN)
Former Minister for Power, Works & Housing
H.E Dr Eniola Ajayi
Former Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to the Kingdom of the Netherlands
H.E Dr Kayode Fayemi
Former Governor of Ekiti State and Former Chairman Nigeria Governors’ Forum
H.E Prof Yemi Osinbajo
Former Vice President of Nigeria
Hon Ajibola Ponnle
Commissioner, Lagos State Ministry of Establishments, Trainings and Pensions
Hon Bolaji Abdullahi
Former Minister of Youths & Sports
Hon Seun Fakuade
Commissioner, Ministry of Innovation, Science, and Digital Economy Ekiti State
Mr Babatunde Irukera
Former Executive Vice Chairman, Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC)
Mr Ben Akabueze
Director-General, Budget Office of the Federation
Mr Chinedum Odenyi
Assistant Director in the Public Service of the Federation
Mr Egghead Odewale
Former Director General, Ekiti State Bureau for Public Procurement
Mr Ismael Ahmed
Former Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Social Security Programme
Mr Khalil Nur Khalil
Chief Economic Adviser to the Executive Governor of Katsina State
Mrs Ibim Semenitari
Former Commissioner for Information Rivers State and Former Acting Managing Director,
Niger Delta Development Commission
Ms Ogechukwu Olufunmilola Modie
Former SSA on Strategic Communications & a Public Policy/Research Analyst
Ms Precious Ajoonu
Director General, John Odigie-Oyegun Public Service Academy
So I was at @ogcapital_ yesterday and met with @DoubleOGAdoga and @bawse02 balls of steel this guys have. I don’t even care I follow blindly we would go up and go down together I really don’t give a xx. (Mind the language or not)
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When it comes to "grey" areas where there is no explicit written commandment of God on the issue, everyone must seek personal guidance and act according to their inner persuasion, and there are grey areas. Paul, the Apostle, alluded to this.
1 Corinthians 7:25
"Now concerning virgins I have no commandment of the Lord: yet I give my judgment, as one that hath obtained mercy of the Lord to be faithful"
God allows people to make different judgement calls according to their level in the faith.
Rom 14: 5
" One man esteemeth one day above another: another esteemeth every day alike. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind."
Here lies the test. We must avoid a sense of superiority even if we think we have deeper insight into matters of scripture. A sense of superiority manifests itself in a condescending "look."
Two things God doesn't like, a spirit that despises others based on their personal convictions in the context of it being a grey area with no clearly defined scriptural position. He also takes no pleasure in a judgemental attitude.
Romans 14:3
"Let not him that eateth despise him that eateth not; and let not him which eateth not judge him that eateth: for God hath received him."
What will be sinful in such situations will be to allow yourself to be so influenced by people such that you deny your deepest convictions trading it for human acceptance.
Romans 14:22-23
22 Hast thou faith? have it to thyself before God. Happy is he that condemneth not himself in that thing which he alloweth.
23 And he that doubteth is damned if he eat, because he eateth not of faith: for whatsoever is not of faith is sin.