Brigadier General Bashir Abiodun Adewinmbi (RTD)  received another well deserved honour from “INSTITUTE OF MASTER INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP” which he was represented by his Media Crew (Led by Comr. Ayanlola Kehinde A.) On Saturday, 14th December 2019.

The event took place at ever green Hotel, Near Governor House Oshogbo Ilobu Road Osun State.
In which the Institute Inaugurated Osun state chapter of Institute of Master industrial Management entrepreneurship salute and give a well encouraging deserved Award of Excellence.

Brigadier General Abiodun Bashir Adewinmbi (Rtd) receive an award of Excellence by the Institute Of Master Industrial Management Entrepreneurship (IMIM) Osun State.

He was represented by his Media Crew led by Comr.Ayanlola Kehinde Abd’Azeez popularly and politically called (K.Success).

The institute president Dr. Abdulfatai Oyewole Salaudeen (PhD) in his speech said the award of excellence is also as a Fellow Corporate Governance Entrepreneur (FCGE) for his dedication, support, outstanding personality, integrity, mentorship role in the state, fatherly role to the youth, and as a philanthropist to the needy and economic development.

Comr. AYANLOLA Kehinde. buttressed his point by elucidating the personality of General ADEWINMBI by mentioning that he is a God fearing man with high level of integrity, passionate about youths development, support for needy, give priority to people, and always ready to add value irrespective of the tribe, religion and the likes.

I will like to appreciate the institute for coming to establish in Ede Abeere road especially at the time the new outstanding and resourceful Governor, his excellency governor Isiaq gboyega oyetola is trying to industrialize the state, actually it will go a long way to augment what the government is doing to actualize the hope of recovering the economy of the state . The institute should commence operation as soon as possible and infact it will assist the good people of Ede land and Osun state at large .

He promise to be supportive in actuallizing the dream. Because It’s a way of attracting entrepreneurship to the state to establish in their various capacity to broaden the horizon of the Osun State people towards the development of the state.

APC’s Fight against Corruption a Sham, Says Bugaje

A former National Secretary of defunct Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), Dr. Usman Bugaje yesterday said the federal government’s war on corruption “is a sham,” saying Nigeria “is slipping to the precipice as ethnic and religious conflicts continue unabated.”
Bugaje lamented the spate of insecurity in the nation, warning that the leadership did not need a soothsayer to see what is waiting to happen with over 70 per cent of the country’s population in the 16 to 40 years age bracket.
He expressed the view in a lecture he delivered to mark the 25th Anniversary of the Sarkin Fulani of Lagos, Dr. Mohammed Abubakar Bambado held at the Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos yesterday.
Bugaje, a former political adviser to President Olusegun Obasanjo, titled his paper, ‘Nigeria in Turbulent Times: Pathways to peaceful Co-Existence and National Cohesion’.
He said the fight against corruption, to say the least, “is profoundly disappointing, lamenting that the people running the affairs of Nigeria “are accused of big-time corruption.
“With the DSS and EFCC operatives in open street fight, apparently protecting an official accused of corruption, we must be worried not only about losing the war against corruption, but also losing our sense of shame.
“With the leader of a ruling party inviting people with corruption cases to join their party and be let off the hook and making good his promise, one would wonder what more is left of this fight.
“When persons with pending corruption cases get appointed to cabinet and expeditiously cleared by a Senate that they were part of, we must ask the question, what hope remains for any fight against corruption,” he queried.
Bugaje also lamented the spate of insecurity in the nation, warning that the leadership did not need a soothsayer to see what is waiting to happen with over 70 per cent of the country’s population in the 16 to 40 years age bracket, most of whom are largely unemployed,
Quoting an African-American writer, James Baldwin, Bugaje said the most dangerous person in any society “is someone who has nothing more to lose. It appears that we are busy producing these people in their number daily, making our society more dangerous by the day.”
Bugaje lamented that the level of insecurity “is so high that over 30 of the 36 states of the federation have men of the Nigerian Army deployed to keep the peace.
“Even with this, it is not abating, for the insurgency in the North-East continues to elicit heavy losses of lives and displacement of people daily despite the claims of government security agencies.
“The rural banditry in the North-West continues to be the major cause of death and displacement of an unprecedented number of rural communities.
“The farmer-herder clashes, ethnic and religious conflicts continue to rage unabated. Kidnapping has become such a huge industry that it appears to be employing the very uniformed men that are supposed to fight it,” Bugaje explained.
According to him, most of the challenges that nations face come under three issues – how to share the national resources, how to share power and how to agree on national identity.
He insisted that unless Nigeria “is able to get this right, it will continue to have problems. Nigeria can and should be able to surmount the challenges of nation-building and national development, just like many of its contemporaries have done.
“It should be able to craft peaceful coexistence, national cohesion and national development. What it requires most is appropriate leadership. At the moment, the current leadership recruitment process does not appear to be able to give this kind of leadership.
“We, therefore, need to start a new national discourse on how to create that appropriate leadership. In doing this