Tag: Prophet Sam Olu Alo

Renowned cleric and founder of Adamimogo Nigeria, Prophet Sam Olu Alo, has called on Nigerians to remain supportive of the country.

His appeal comes amid ongoing nationwide protests against hunger and perceived poor governance, as citizens continue to take to the streets to voice their frustrations.

In a statement issued by his Personal Assistant, Deji Ogunbusuyi, the cleric acknowledged that peaceful protest is a constitutional right and an important means for citizens to draw the government’s attention to pressing issues. 

He, however, urged that such demonstrations be conducted peacefully and within the bounds of the law.

Prophet Alo also commended the resilience of Nigerians who, despite numerous challenges, continue to participate in elections to sustain the country’s democracy—even remembering those who have died in the process.

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He emphasised that democracy ensures freedom of choice, justice, fairness, equity, and inclusion. 

The cleric called on political leaders to work diligently to strengthen democratic institutions and directly confront critical issues such as poverty, unemployment, and food insecurity, which he described as major threats to the well-being of citizens and national stability.

Prophet Alo congratulated President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Ekiti State Governor Abiodun Oyebanji, and other Southwest governors on the occasion of Democracy Day.

He further urged political office holders to prioritize the welfare of the people, stressing that their performance in office would ultimately determine their chances of reelection in 2027.

He urged Nigerians to continue to support the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, saying Nigeria will be better off if all can join hands together and move the nation to greater heights.

He acknowledged family of winner of June 12 Presidential election, Moshood Kashimawo Abiola (MKO) and others who fought for the democracy.

He urged Christian, Muslims and traditional worshipers to pray for better tomorrow.

He however prayed that God will bless Nigeria, Southwest and Ekiti State where he come from.

A cleric and Founder/Proprietor of Adamimogo Football Club, a National League One side, Prophet Sam Olu Alo, has charged government at allto invest more in sports which he said can provide job for many unemplo youths.

He described investment in sport as a big business which government can use to empower youths and take them off the streets.

Speaking after the final of the maiden edition of Sam Olu Alo Foundation Unity Cup 2024 with Elo High school Ayetoro-Ekiti emerging champions, the Cleric said through sports, employment can be generated and youths can get themselves engaged in profitable ventures and better their own lives. 

According to him, government at all levels must see sport as big business, apart from generating revenue, teeming unemployed youth can get succour through it.

He urged students to engage in sporting activities alongside their academics, saying it will create  additional sources of income and livelihood for them in the nearest future.

He said they should be more focused on their studies and football careers as he intends to make the tourney an annual event to discover talents that will become stars across the world in the nearest future.

The competition was powered by the organisation owned by the planter 

of Christ Apostolic Church (CAC), Adamimogo Grace of Mercy Prayer Mountain World Wide, Prophet Sam Olu Alo. The football tournament had secondary schools in Ido/Osi local government area of Ekiti state competing for honours.

The champions, which had unbeaten runs throughout the tournament, Ist runner-up, Oganganmodu Grammar school, Ido-Ekiti, 2nd runner-up, Ifaki Grammar school Ifaki-Ekiti and 

Methodist comprehensive High school Aaye-Ekiti which claimed 4th position were presented with medals, trophies and cash gifts.

Also, three were cash prizes for all participating schools while Individual awards and cash prizes were presented to the highest goal scorer (golden boot), best goalkeeper (golden glove) most valuable player (plaque).

Renowned cleric and The Planter of Christ Apostolic Church (CAC), Adamimogo Grace of Mercy Prayer Mountain World Wide, Prophet Sam Olu Alo has charged Nigerians to unite in the quest to make the country great again as year 2025 approaches. 

He emphasized importance of collaboration among Nigerians, regardless of their backgrounds or differences, saying Nigerians must join hands and work together to overcome current challenges facing the nation because collective efforts can lead to meaningful change.

Speaking at a program tagged: “Weep No More” held at Jesus City Lekki/Epe Express Way Lagos, Alo lamented that Nigeria is blessed with abundant resources and talented individuals, yet it continues to face numerous socio-economic issues. 

He called on citizens to focus on their strengths and work towards a common goal of national development, urging everyone to play their part in the nation-building process.

He said, “We are all leaders, changing fortune of the nation for good is not only the responsibility of the President or governors, we also have a role to play as a citizen for the progress and developement of the nation.

“Changing this nation for good start from each family, church, mosque, and even traditional worshippers, three things led to the current hardship, lack of love, ethnicity and lastly, our people has forgotten that they will die one day.

“Other developed countries has plan and focus for their citizens and won’t derail from it, Nigerians still likes President Tinubu despite current challenges facing the nation. Our leaders should think of what can bring relief to the pains of Nigerians.”

Meanwhile, some Nigerians has commended the cleric for his love for humanity and impacting positively to lives of people.

The Head of Medical group of Adamimogo, Dr. Olufemi Faweya in her remarks said through ‘Prophet Sam Olu Alo Foundation’, the cleric has gave back to the society as part of his corporate social responsibility. 

She said, “Prophet Alo gave back to less privileges and people who cannot afford access to basic medical facility through medical outreaches where we conducted virtual screening, we gave beneficiaries readers glasses, we gave them eye drops, we provided medical services to people in the community that have came to receive spiritual upliftment, we check their blood pressure, blood sugar, breast and cervical cancer. 

“We we’re able to encourage women to screen any detection in their body and come for regular check up. We’ve been able to see as many as 2000 women who we provided services including breast examination and checking their cervix for abnormality.”

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The Chairman, Adamimogo FM Nigeria, Afolabi Imokueden hailed the cleric, who is also the founders of the station for creating jobs for Nigerians particularly unemployed youths, saying effort of the cleric towards eradication of unemployment in the society can not be overemphasized.

He described the cleric as good visioner whose vision has imparted positively on many Nigerians particularly the youths home and abroad.

Also, Engr. Seyi Adamolekun and a gospel musician, Dele Dara who were gifted cars by the cleric, described the gift as a big luck and mercy speaking, saying despite not been a family member of the cleric, yet, the cleric turn around their life for good.

Part of the event was empowerement of people, some of the skills learned were CCTV Camera, shoe maker, fashion design, security doors installation with token, catering, snacks making, craft, adire, weaving among others. Prophet Alo also feeds 5,000 peoples for nine days both morning and night.