WHO IS FATOBA MICHAEL SUNDAY

Introduction

I am a highly motivated individual, a graduate of Educational Management, and a registered member of the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) with a strong passion for education and organizational development. I am committed to advancing my academic and professional journey in a dynamic learning environment that supports practical knowledge, innovation, and personal growth. My goal is to develop strong analytical and managerial skills required for today’s data-driven business world.

Academic Background

I completed my primary education at St Michael Nursery and Primary School, Ilawe Ekiti State, and my secondary education at Ekiti Anglican Diocesan High School, Ado Ekiti State, in 2014. I later proceeded to the Federal University Oye Ekiti, Ekiti State, where I earned a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in Educational Management between 2016 and 2020. My undergraduate studies provided me with a solid foundation in business and management principles within the education sector and strengthened my analytical, organizational, and administrative skills.

During my time at the university, I actively participated in leadership and service roles. I served as Branch President of the Anglican Students Fellowship (ASF) and was appointed Prayer Coordinator for the Joint Christian Fellowship. These responsibilities developed my leadership capacity and strengthened my ability to manage human, financial, and material resources effectively. These experiences also prepared me to pursue leadership opportunities during my National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) year.

Career Development and Experience

After graduation, I completed the mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program in Abavo Town, Delta State, in 2021. During this period, I contested for the position of CDS President and actively contributed to community development initiatives. My service year deepened my understanding of leadership, teamwork, and the importance of equipping the next generation with the knowledge and skills needed for future success.

Following my NYSC program, I secured employment with Christaco Service Limited, where I currently work. My responsibilities include monitoring stock levels, receiving wholesale goods, coordinating retail distribution, and using Retailman software for inventory and sales operations. This role has given me practical experience in inventory control, retail operations, and data-based decision-making.

Professional Interests and Goals

I have a strong interest in business analytics, operations, and inventory management. I am passionate about using data and structured analysis to improve business performance and support entrepreneurial growth. I am particularly interested in helping startups and growing businesses gain structured market entry and build sustainable income systems through proper data analysis and sound financial direction.

I believe that meaningful change begins with informed individual action. My long-term goal is to contribute to economic and organizational development by applying analytical and management skills to real-world challenges. I also hope to support initiatives that promote economic growth and poverty reduction across African communities.

Conclusion

I am confident that further academic and professional training will provide the ideal environment to deepen my knowledge and achieve my career goals. I am committed to applying the skills and experience I gain toward making meaningful contributions to business analytics, organizational performance, and community development.

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HISTORY OF A WELL KNOW NIGERIA GOSPEL MUSICIAN

MEET TOPE ALABI 👇

Patricia Temitope Alabi, popularly known as Tope Alabi, was born on October 27, 1970, as the only daughter of Pa Joseph Akinyele and Madam Agnes Kehinde. She hails from Yewa, Imeko, in Ogun State, and was raised in a disciplined environment under the watchful eye of her mother. From a young age, Tope was instilled with strong values that shaped her into the person she is today.

Tope received her early education at Oba Akinyele Memorial High School, where she obtained her West Africa School Certificate in 1986. She later pursued higher education at the Polytechnic Ibadan, studying Mass Communication and graduating in 1990. Initially, Tope aspired to become a star actress, which led her to join a theatre group during her secondary school years.

In 1983, Tope joined the Jesters International group, where she acted alongside notable figures like Papilolo and Aderupoko. Her career also included a stint with the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) in Ibadan between 1990 and 1991, followed by work with Centre-spread Advertising Limited in Lagos from 1991 to 1992. In 1994, she returned to acting and joined the Alade Aromire Theatre group, where she discovered her talent for singing and creating soundtracks for movies, eventually becoming a pioneering figure in the Yoruba home video industry.

Tope Alabi's breakthrough came in 2000 with the release of her debut album, Oore ti O Common, which catapulted her to fame and earned her the nicknames "Oore ti o Common" and "Agbo Jesu." Before this, she had released two albums, Ikoko Dudu and Baba Iwo la k’epe. Over the years, Tope has released eleven albums, including her latest, The Spirit of Light (2019), a collaborative project with songwriter and photographer TY Bello. Tope is married to Soji Alabi, her manager and producer, and they are blessed with children. Her hobbies include watching movies, table tennis, and going on vacations.

Attached is TOPE ALABI AND HER HUSBAND 

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what happened in Ibadan Explosion;. Death Toll Rises To Five – Oyo Govt

Many houses were damaged in the explosion, which spanned a 14-kilometre radius. 

Many houses were damaged in the explosion, which spanned a 14-kilometre radius.

Last night, the state governor, Seyi Makinde, while giving an update on Channels Television’s Politics Today, said two deaths were recorded on Tuesday, adding one more victim died in a hospital on Wednesday.

Seven people were injured in the blast on Tuesday night at Bodija in Ibadan

However, in a new update on Thursday, the Special Adviser on Security Matters to Governor Seyi Makinde, Fatai Owoseni, said two more bodies have been recovered.

“Rescue operation is still ongoing. As of yesterday, we had three casualties but this morning, just about 30 minutes ago, I got information from the security operatives supporting the medical team that two more dead bodies were recovered this morning,” he said.

Scenes of an explosion in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, on Tuesday, January 16, 2024

During the show, the governor’s aide said the state government will ensure the diligent prosecution of those linked to the tragic incident either directly or remotely.

He said the government in collaboration with security agencies is gathering diligent information to avoid a situation whereby culprits evade justice.

According to him, this is to build the people’s trust in government as well as promote transparency in governance.

Owoseni said: “A lot of conversations have been going on, a lot of interfacing with the people so that they will see transparency in what the government is doing.

“The security agencies, especially the police, the DSS being supported by the Nigerian Army team EOD Unit as well are putting the bits and pieces of information together to ensure that discreet information is done towards prosecution to ensure that whoever, either directly, remotely connected with that incident are brought to justice.”

Foreign Names Indicted

The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) certificate of a mining company indicted for Tuesday’s explosion in the Bodija area of Oyo State showed some foreign names as owners, Governor Makinde said.

He also said of the 77 people hospitalised, 60 injured victims have been discharged as the state government recovered one victim from the scene of the explosion.

“We recovered one individual alive today (Wednesday) under the rubble. 60 of the 77 people hospitalised have been discharged.

“We are trying to uncover the identities of the people. We’ve done a few fact-finding on the company involved and yes, there are indeed some foreign names on the CAC documents of the company involved but these are still early days. We don’t have anything to cover,” the governor said on Politics Today.

Makinde said the state has identified an individual of interest that security agents should be inviting for questioning., adding that the state government has no reason for the cover-up.

‘Illegal Miners’

Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, visits the scene of the Ibadan explosion.

The governor said preliminary investigations by security agencies revealed that the blast was caused by illegal miners occupying one of the houses in Bodija, adding that the explosion occurred at Adeyi Avenue, Bodija. However, it was heard and felt in many parts of the city.

He said, “Preliminary investigations by the security agencies revealed that illegal miners occupying one of the houses in Bodija had stored explosive devices there which caused the blast. The investigations are ongoing. All those found culpable for this will be brought to book.

“We have already deployed first responders and all relevant agencies within Oyo State to carry out comprehensive search and rescue operations. These operations will continue throughout the night.”

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POOL OF BETHESIDA

CONGRATULATIONS TO WISEBUYERS FOR THE NEW SUCCESS OF PAKURO BRANCH.

MANAGING DIRECTOR,

WISEBUYERSUPERMARKET,

 OPPOSITE MIRACLE AVENUE MAGBORO MALL OGUN STATE.

Dear sir,

 OPEN LETTER TO WISEBUYER SUPERMARKET MANAGING DIRECTOR 

      

The managing director, the management, the head of departments, and distinguish members of staff.

       I'm so thrilled to hear that you reached your goal. You inspire me by having such ambitious dreams, then putting in the hard work to achieve them."

"Congratulations on your incredible success of the new super maket in pakuro.

 I always knew you could do it, and I'm incredibly proud of you."

"I saw you work so hard every day to achieve this accomplishment, and I can't think of anyone who deserves it more. You set an amazing example for everyone at the company."

"Cheers to you sir for a job well done! 

No one can compare to your creativity and passion, and it's no surprise that you've become a success.

"This amazing accomplishments Your ability to relentlessly search for solutions to problems and find innovative ways to improve the world is the key to this success and many to come."

"You overcame so many obstacles to achieve this win. Your perseverance is an inspiration to everyone you meet, and you earned all the rewards coming your way."

"As you worked toward this victory, you behaved with such humility, grace and kindness to others.

 I appreciate how you always share your success with your staff and your love for for community is one of the reasons you rise to the top."

"You worked so hard and pushed your abilities to the limit to make this success happen. Congratulations!"

"I'm in awe of your skill and commitment. You're awesome!"

"Congratulations on the amazing news! This is an incredible milestone and you deserve the spotlight to celebrate the moment." 

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FEDERAL POLY OFFA Alumni Association Holds AGM Meeting, Elects New Executives, Board of Trustees

The Alumni Association of the Federal Polytechnic Offa Kwara State has held its annual general meeting and elected new executives, board of trustees to pilot the affairs of the association.

The Annual General Meeting and election were held on the 30th of July 2022 at the Polytechnic Board Room, Main Campus.

Speaking at the meeting, the pioneer President of the association, Dr. Ayo Adeyemi said the idea of the association was a concerted effort of a few groups of people who formed a steering committee after which the election was conducted that led to his emergence.

Speaking about his stewardship as the pioneer President, Dr. Adeyemi noted that his administration was able to build the secretariat situated at the Polytechnic Main Campus, upgraded the sports facilities, donated books to the Polytechnic library, and facilitated a big generator to power the polytechnic administrative building, cash donations to outstanding students and celebrating the alumni who have excelled in their various spheres of life.

Dr. Adeyemi who emphasized the fact that the Alumni Association is not about money-making but giving back to the alma Mata and changing the narrative which the intuition is known to be in time past, charged newly elected executives to continue to build on the legacies of the past administration laid and see the association as one that must grow rather than pursuing a personal interest.

He however pledged his continuous support for the association in all ramifications and capacity for the growth and development of the polytechnic.

While the National General Secretary-Elect, Comrade Mogboyin Salman Abiola on behalf of the Newly Elected-Executives appreciated the school management, pioneer President, Board of Trustees, electoral committee, and alumni members.

According to him, “On behalf of the President and the entire Alumni Executive-Elect, we will like to appreciate first and foremost our ever dynamic Alumnus for their show of courage and large attendance yesterday at the AGM, you are all appreciated.

“Many thanks to the Management as ably represented by the Deputy Registrar Alumni, Mr. Gargea Aboki Yival, and all other staff who made the AGM a successful event.

“We appreciate the electoral committee for a well-organized event and appreciate their efforts for leaving a good legacy for the coming generation.

“We thank the BOT, both the dissolved and the newly emerged ones for being a pillar of support to the Alumni at all times.

“Our special appreciation to the Pioneer President, Dr. Ayo Adeyemi (Morgan). You have set a big standard and nurtured our Alumni to an enviable standard, you made us all proud and as we emerged as successors to your team, we promised to keep the light shining more than before.

“To all our over 150,000 Alumnus spread all over the world, we request that you all come forward and identify with us at this glorious moment because we are Better Together”

The newly elected executives are:

(1) National President-elect – Rahman Ayuba

(2) National General Secretary elect – Mogboyin Salman Abiola

(3) National Assistant Secretary 1 elect – Osifuye Olusegun

(4) National Assistant Secretary 2 elect – Fayemi Maruf

(5) National Treasurer-elect – Wisdom Onimisi Suleiman

(6) National Financial Secretary elect – Omotayo Gbenga

(7) National Publicity Secretary. elect – Joel Afolayan

(8) National Social Secretary elect – Adetiba John

The newly constituted board of trustees are :

1. Engr Kola Lamidi
2. Mrs. Olatomiwa Williams
3. Dr. Sunday Asakpa
4. Pastor Praise O Ayodele
5. Mr. Olaleye Aderemi.

history of jerusalem

CONTENTS

1. Early History of Jerusalem
2. The Ottoman Empire
3. The Temple Mount
4. Dome of the Rock
5. Western Wall (Wailing Wall)
6. Church of the Holy Sepulchre
7. Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Over Jerusalem
8. Modern-Day Jerusalem
9. Sources

Jerusalem is a city located in modern-day Israel and is considered by many to be one of the holiest places in the world. Jerusalem is a site of major significance for the three largest monotheistic religions: Judaism, Islam and Christianity, and both Israel and Palestine have claimed Jerusalem as a capital city. Because of these strong, age-old associations, bloody conflicts to control the city and sites within it have been waged for thousands of years.

Early History of Jerusalem

Scholars believe the first human settlements in Jerusalem took place during the Early Bronze Age—somewhere around 3500 B.C.

In 1000 B.C., King David conquered Jerusalem and made it the capital of the Jewish kingdom. His son, Solomon, built the first holy Temple about 40 years later.

The Babylonians occupied Jerusalem in 586 B.C., destroyed the Temple, and sent the Jews into exile. About 50 years after that, the Persian King Cyrus allowed Jews to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the Temple

Alexander the Great took control of Jerusalem in 332 B.C. Over the next several hundred years, the city was conquered and ruled by different groups, including the Romans, Persians, Arabs, Fatimids, Seljuk Turks, Crusaders, Egyptians, Mamelukes and Islamists.

Some key events with religious implications that took place in Jerusalem during this period include:

• In 37 B.C., King Herod restructured the second Temple and added retaining walls to it.
• Jesus was crucified in the city of Jerusalem around 30 A.D.
• The Romans destroyed the second Temple in 70 A.D.
• In 632 A.D., Muhammad, the Islamic prophet, died and was said to have ascended to heaven from Jerusalem.
• Many European Christians started pilgrimages to Jerusalem in the 1st century A.D. From about 1099 to 1187, Christian crusaders occupied Jerusalem and deemed the city a major religious site.

The Ottoman Empire

The Ottoman Empire ruled Jerusalem and much of the Middle East from about 1516 to 1917.

After World War I, Great Britain took over Jerusalem, which was part of Palestine at the time. The British controlled the city and surrounding region until Israel became an independent state in 1948.

Jerusalem was divided during the first 20 years of Israel’s existence. Israel controlled the Western portions of it, while Jordan controlled East Jerusalem.
After the 1967 Six-Day War, Israel seized all of Jerusalem.

The Temple Mount

The Temple Mount is a compound located on a hill in Jerusalem that’s comprised of about 35 acres of land. It contains religious structures such as the Western Wall, the Dome of the Rock and al-Aqsa Mosque.

This ancient landmark is the holiest place in Judaism. References to the area date back to Abraham’s near-sacrifice of his son Isaac in Jewish scripture. The site is also the location of the first and second Temples and the spot where many Jewish prophets taught.

The Temple Mount is thought to be the third holiest site in Islam (after Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia) and where Muslims believe the Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven.

Christians also believe the site is significant to their faith. It’s a place that prophets mentioned in the Old Testament of the Bible, and was visited by Jesus according to the New Testament.

Because it has religious and historical implications, occupation of the Temple Mount has been the cause of bitter conflict for centuries, especially between Jews and Muslims living nearby.

During the Six-Day War, Israel gained control of the Temple Mount. But today, the Islamic Waqf governs what happens inside the compound, while Israeli forces control external security.

Dome of the Rock

In 691 A.D., the Dome of the Rock, a gold-domed Islamic shrine, was built on the site of the destroyed Jewish Temples in Jerusalem.

The Dome, located on the Temple Mount, was built by Caliph Abd al-Malik. It’s the oldest surviving Islamic building and was constructed at the very site where Muslims believe Muhammad ascended to heaven.

During the Crusades, the Christians turned the landmark into a church. In 1187, Muslims recaptured the Dome of the Rock and re-designated it as a shrine.

A silver-domed mosque, called al-Aqsa, sits adjacent to the Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount. Both structures are considered holy to Muslims.

Western Wall (Wailing Wall)

The Western Wall is a section of ancient remnant wall from the second Jewish Temple. It’s located on the western side of the Temple Mount and is sometimes referred to as the “Wailing Wall” because many Jews pray and weep at the site of the destroyed Temple.

Each year, millions of Jews from around the world visit the wall. Because Muslims control the Temple Mount (the true site of the ancient Temples), the Western Wall is considered the holiest place where Jews can pray.

Church of the Holy Sepulchre

The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, built in 335 A.D., is the site where many Christians believe Jesus was crucified and where his resurrection occurred. It’s located in the Christian quarter of Jerusalem.

Thousands of Christian pilgrims from around the world travel to this church each year. Many regard it as the holiest Christian site in the world.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Over Jerusalem

Since Israel’s independence, clashes between Israelis and Palestinians over key territories in Jerusalem have been ongoing.

Jewish law forbids Jews from praying in the Temple Mount. Yet, Israeli forces allow hundreds of Jewish settlers to enter the area routinely, which some Palestinians fear could lead to an Israeli takeover.

In fact, one key event that led to the Second Palestinian Intifada (a Palestinian uprising against Israel) happened when Jewish leader Ariel Sharon, who would become Israel’s Prime Minister, visited Jerusalem’s Temple Mount in 2000.

In recent years, some Israeli groups have even announced a plan to construct a third Jewish Temple on the Temple Mount. This proposal has outraged Palestinians living in the region.

In addition, both Israelis and Palestinians have aimed to make the city their capitals.

In 1980, Israel declared Jerusalem as its capital, but most of the international community doesn’t recognize this distinction.

In May 2017, the Palestinian group Hamas presented a document that proposed the formation of a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital. However, the group refused to recognize Israel as a state, and the Israeli government immediately rejected the idea.

Modern-Day Jerusalem

Today, tensions are still high in and around the city of Jerusalem. Confrontations between Israeli forces and Palestinians are commonplace.

Many international groups and countries support efforts to divide Jerusalem into Israeli and Palestinian sections. But, securing a plan that everyone agrees on is difficult.

In July 2017, three Arabs shot two Israeli police officers at the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. For security reasons, the compound was cleared of visitors and closed for Muslim Friday prayers for the first time in 17 years. Protests and violent acts have shadowed this precarious situation.

While Jerusalem’s future remains uncertain, it’s clear that this city holds great religious, historical and political power and will continue to do so for years to come