……Pledges Special Status for the Seat of Power
From Kenechukwu Obiajuru, Yenagoa
In a bid to expand its presence across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), the Pastor Reuben Initiative for Good Leadership and Accountability (PRIFGLA) held a high‑level meeting on Mondsy held an high level meeting at Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport, Abuja.
The gathering, convened at the behest of PRIFGLA’s founder, Chief Pastor Reuben C. Wilson, was led by the organization’s National General‑Secretary, Hon. Ogbomo Erepamowei, who also serves as Special Adviser on Students and Scholarship Engagement to Pastor Wilson.
Hon. Erepamowei arrived in Abuja earlier from Jos, Plateau State, where he had represented the founder—alongside the group’s National Women Leader, Pastor (Mrs) Ruth Iyialla—at an All Progressives Congress (APC) event in Jos, Plateau State on Saturday, November 15.
“The vision of our founder, Pastor Dr. Wilson, is to ensure that the impact of his initiative is felt not only in the South‑South geopolitical zone but across the entire federation,”
Hon. Erepamowei said, that PRIFGLA’s agenda aligns with the reform policies of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and seeks to complement the administration’s good‑governance deliverables.
In response, the newly appointed Coordinator of the PRIFGLA Federal Capital Territory Chapter—and South‑West Coordinator—Omoluabi Omogbolahan BABAWALE expressed gratitude to the leadership team, particularly Hon. Erepamowei and Pastor Dr. Wilson, for the appointment.
“I know there were many options available to the founder before he settled on my person. We owe him our total commitment,” Babawale said.
He pledged to work with all stakeholders to advance the group’s objectives, emphasizing that “God on our side, he will not be disappointed in his choice of us all.”
Babawale also thanked the founder for his “large‑heartedness” and assured that the FCT chapter would be officially launched in the coming days, after which work would commence in earnest.
The meeting was attended by Engr. Kolade O. Jegede and Miss Fareeda Muhammad, who accompanied the FCT team.
