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08/05/2026

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07/05/2026

Brief Profile of:
His Holiness,
The Most Reverend
DR. RUFUS OKIKIOLAOLU OLUBIYI OSITELU
(PhD Computer Science; PhD Religious Studies);
Primate of The Church of the Lord (TCL) Worldwide;
President of the World Council of Churches (WCC) from Africa

A VISIONARY, TRANSFORMATIONAL, INSPIRATIONAL, CREATIVE, HONEST, COURAGEOUS, RESPONSIBLE, PASSIONATE, RESPECTFUL, SELFLESS, TRANSPARENT, ACCOUNTABLE AND FAITHFUL LEADER - His Holiness, The Most Reverend Dr. Rufus Okikiolaolu Olubiyi OSITELU (Ph.D Religious Studies; Ph.D Comp.Sc., FnbR, FnaCHaM, FGAMS/MDGMW, FIMC) is the The Aladura Patriarch & Primate of THE CHURCH OF THE LORD (TCL) Worldwide. The patriarch is more than the head of the Church. He is the Spiritual Father of the flock, symbol of the Faith and Head of the spiritual community. His Holiness, The Most Rev. Dr. Rufus Okikiolaolu Olubiyi Ositelu is the son of late Prophet General The Most Rev. Dr. Josiah Olunowo Ositelu [The first Primate and Founder of The Church of the Lord Worldwide, and late Archbishop (Mrs.) Susannah Adewunmi Ositelu, popularly called “Mama Aladura or Mama Kekere”.

He held several Management and Leadership positions during his sojourn in Europe, which unknown to him then, were used by God to prepare him for the task ahead. He was the first Chairman of the Foreigners Elected Parliament in “Kreis-Offenbach”, the Local Government Area, Offenbach in Germany.
He was the first elected African Vice President of the Hessen State Executive Council of the “Landesbeirat”, of the State Elected Foreigners Parliament also in Germany, as well as the first President of the Nigerian German Association (NGA).
He was born on the 24th February 1952 in Ogere-Remo, Ogun State in Nigeria. He started his Primary School education at Christ Church School (Anglican), Ogere in 1958. After the successful completion of the Primary School Leaving Certificate course in 1964, he attended the Institute of Professional Studies, Apata-Ganga, Ibadan in 1965. From
1966 through 1970, he attended the Prospect High School, Abanla, Ibadan where he successfully completed the West African School Certificate (WASC) examination.

After working with Nigerian Bottling Company Limited (now PLC) from 1971 to 1974, he left Nigeria for Germany to study in Europe and the United States of America. He commenced his professional studies (Data Processing) at Control Data Institute, Frankfurt am Main in 1974. He completed the Diploma courses with flying colours as the best student in both Computer Technology and Systems Analysis and Design.
From 1976 to 1979, Rufus Ositelu thereafter undertook further studies at the Institute of Data Processing Management in the United Kingdom. From 1980 to 1981, he worked as a Data Processing Practitioner with System-Haus GmbH, Waldacker, Germany. From 1982 to 1983, he attended the Institute of Economics (Wirtschaftsfachschule), Darmstadt in
Germany. From 1983 through 1986, he further went on a combined Master’s and Doctorate’s programme in Computer Science at the Department of Engineering of the WK University, Agoura-Hills. This programme, he successfully completed with a dissertation titled: “Resystemization Life-Cycle – Computer Economics,” which earned him his Ph.D. in Computer Science. In 1991, he undertook the Pastoral Studies course with the University of Hagen in Germany.

In 1993, he pioneered the first branch of The Church of the Lord Worldwide in Germany and was ordained a Reverend same year. He saw to it that The Church of the Lord Worldwide was formally established and registered in Germany in 1994. He was elevated to the rank of an Archdeacon in 1996 and anointed by Late Primate Olusegun Ositelu in 1997. From 1993 through 1996, he undertook a Bachelor of Theology course at Covington Theological Seminary, Rossville in the United States of America. On successful completion, he was awarded the B.Th. degree. From 1997 to 2000, he further undertook a Doctorate degree Programme at the same institution, and this Programme he completed also in flying colours with a dissertation titled: “African Instituted Churches”. He was awarded Ph.D. in Religion following a brilliant performance. Between 1986 and 1999, he worked in the Computer sector in diverse capacities. He is a prolific writer.

Our Primate, His Holiness, The Most Rev. Rufus Okikiola Olubiyi Ositelu is a visionary Leader with high integrity with prudence and moderation. His simplicity of life, administration of justice, foresight, probity and prudence made him a great Leader of high repute.

His Motto has been:
TRANSPARENCY, ACCOUNTABILITY AND GODLINESS.

Because of his high level of integrity, His Holiness, the Primate held several Managerial and Leadership positions, which unknown to him then were used by God to prepare him for the task ahead:
He was the first African Chairman of the Foreigners Elected
Parliament in Germany;
-He was the first African Vice President of the Hessen State
-Executive Council of the Foreigners Elected Parliament also in Germany;
-He was the first President of Nigeria-German Association.

Papa is a world renown and distinguished personality. The first African to be an Executive Member of the Global Forum for Theological Educators (GFTE).
Executive Member of the Africans and the Africans in Diaspora (AAD).
Member of the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches (WCC-CC).

AWARDS:
Best Student Award in Programming Technology, 1974.
Control Data Institute, Frankfurt, Germany.
Best Student Award in System Analysis, 1976.
Control Data Institute, Frankfurt, Germany.
A Fellow of the Nigerian Book of Records Research Institute, 2018.

Nigeria Books of Records, Abuja, Nigeria.
A Fellow of the Nigerian Academy of Church History and Missiology (FnaCHaM), 2019, University of Ibadan.
A Fellow of the Institute of Management Consultants (IMC-Nigeria), 2020, Institute of Management Studies, Lagos.

Brief highlights of the Achievements from 1998 to 2022 are as follows:
His proclamation as the new Primate in 1998 gave birth to a Visionary, Transformational, Compassionate, Caring, Patient, Fair, Approachable, Appreciable, Committed and Dedicated Leader coming with guidelines of Vision, master-change plan, communication plan, roadmap-training plan and resistance management intended to cause growth and positive increase.

With the vision to ADVOCATE, ACCENTUATE, ACTUALIZE, and applying the policy: Transparency, Accountability and Godliness in addition to His great mission of repairing the broken wall and restoring the glory of the church, His Holiness, the Most Rev. Dr. Rufus Okikiola Ositelu has been able to motivate and inspire the follower-ship and since he became the Primate of the Church in 1998, THE CHURCH OF THE LORD Worldwide has witnessed significant, tremendous, remarkable and unprecedented progress spiritually, physically and materially.

Publications
His holiness, the Most Rev. Dr. Rufus Okikiola Olubiyi Ositelu is a prolific writer and researcher, and there are quite a number of publications to his credit. He has written over 40 books, including:
2002 “African Instituted Churches (AICs)”, Ositelu Rufus, (Hamburg, LIT, 2002). ISBN: 3-8258-6087-6.

“CHRISTIANITY: Inside Story from an African perspective”, Ositelu Rufus, (Ogere: TCLAW Publications, 2016). ISBN: 978-978-936-158-8.

“Order of Cincture/Girdle/Tassel”, Ositelu Rufus, (TCLAW Publications, Ogere, 2017). ISSN: 2408-6053.
2023

“The Oracle of God - JOSIAH OLUNOWO OSITELU: An African
Prophet and Servant Leader Extraordinaire”, Ositelu Rufus, (Ogere: TCLAW Publications, 2023). ISBN:978-978-960-407-4.

2025 “AFRICAN CHRISTIANITY And PROPHETIC MINISTRY: The Church of the Lord (TCL) Worldwide. ISBN: 978-978-773-342-4.

To the Glory of God, as it has been presented here, His Holiness The Most Revd. Dr. Rufus Okikiola Olubiyi Ositelu’s Spiritual, Physical and Material achievements are unprecedented (first of its kind) in the history of The Church of the Lord (TCL) Worldwide. Primate Dr. Rufus Ositelu is indeed a born leader, called, ordained and destined to lead this glorious and covenant Church.

His honesty, justice, prudence, fairness, hard work, selfless service, transparent accountability and commitment to the service of God and humanity, and peace among the people of the world has endeared him to be successful in taking the church to its Promised land and to be appreciated by the adherents of the Church. He led the Church to a grand celebration of its Hundred Years (100th) Anniversary on the 17th May, 2025 and will be leading the grand celebration of the 90th Anniversary of the Tabieorar Festival on the 22nd August, 2026 by the grace of God.
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07/05/2026

Stop chasing clout with VDM’s name” says the ratels. VDM doesn’t have a name. He has a past with big men in Abuja in many parastatals, something he admitted to himself. He must not use that past to manipulate Nigerians by embarking on forced NGO projects, disguised activism and deceptive practices like purchasing treasury bills from his NGO funds claiming he’s using the interest to pay employees.

NGO’s mostly invest in volunteers, something he has not been taught. VDM is no different from Blessing CEO even lying to donors that the NGO account was hacked and money stolen sending media and bloggers into a frenzy weekend and defaming a prominent bank that didn’t even notice. Jim Ovia specifically told Zenith bank PR department not to bother sending out a press release on the matter ad he was notified that VDM was creating content. VDM claimed he was using the lies to create awareness on what people should believe online. You don’t do that with NGO funds. It constitutes to defamation by deception even going as far as saying one of the fraudsters fled to 🇬🇭 Ghana a country already battling with Nigerian Yahoo boys. This is the VDM that should be portraying Nigeria in a good light? He is a fake manipulative personality. I studied his critics for 2 years and they are completely right about him~~ ...

03/05/2026

Xenophobic att@cks: FG to begin repatriation of Nigerians in South Africa

Following the increasing xenophobic att@cks in South Africa, the Federal government has concluded plans to assist in the repatriation of stranded Nigerians in South Africa,

In a statement released this evening, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bianca Ojukwu, said President Tinubu has instructed that the priority at this time remains the safety of our citizens. Consequently, arrangements are currently underway to collate details of Nigerians in South Africa for voluntary repatriation flights for those seeking assistance to return home.

Ojukwu mentioned that so far 130 applicants have duly registered for the exercise with Nigeria’s mission in S.A, but this figure is expected to rise. She mentioned that Nigerian associations in South Africa are also assisting our mission in this regard.

‘’Nigeria is a frontline state that made great sacrifices towards the liberation struggles of South Africa, a fact which needs to be distilled down to the younger generation in South Africa.

Nigerian lives and businesses in SA must not continue to be put at risk, and we remain committed to working with South Africa to explore ways to put an end to this xen@phobic pattern. It has become a repetitive wave, most especially prior to elections in South Africa, and anti foreigner opposition parties leverage this situation to garner votes. Discussions with my South African counterparts on this matter are ongoing, and Nigeria recently signed a memorandum of understanding with South Africa on early warning to protect citizens of both countries, especially in times such as these.’’ she said..

03/05/2026

"Unskilled men with no skill, none whatsoever say somebody took their job, The Only Skill They know Is to Drink Intelezi & Impesu and all of that nonsense and want to pretend like they're revolutionarys" EFF President Julius Malema

"I don't want your vote if you behave like that take them away if the MK wants it give it to them" JuliusMalema

01/05/2026

🔥 When the streets speak, the world must listen.

No more silence. No more fear. No more injustice.
✊🏾 This is a stand for the voiceless, a demand for accountability, and a call for real change.

Justice isn’t optional — it’s necessary.

Nigeria Police Force

01/05/2026

30/04/2026

PRAYER FOR MAY
Beloved,
Welcome to the 1st Day of the Month of May and the second month in the 2nd Quarter of the Year.
This is your month of great Testimonies.
In this month, the LORD God Almighty will protect you, preserve you and grant you great testimonies in Jesus mighty name, Amen.
May the Heavenly Father elevate you spiritually, physically and materially, and reward you abundantly in Jesus name, Amen!
You will not labour in vain and you will not labour for another to reap the fruits of your labour in Jesus name, Amen.
The Eternal God of glory, the I AM THAT I Am and the Everlasting Father will rise on your behalf and fight all your battles, defeat all your enemies and grant you resounding victory, and crown all your efforts with brilliant success in Jesus name, Amen.
You and your family will continue to enjoy the mercy and favour of God in Jesus name, Amen.
Continue to move from Glory to Glory, success to success, and progress to progress, and untimely death will not be your portion in Jesus mighty name, Amen.
As you continue to serve our Marvellous and Faithful God, no deadly virus, cancer or disease will come near you and your family, and it will continually be well with you and your family in Jesus name, Amen.
You and your family shall continually abide under the shadow of the Almighty God in Jesus mighty name, Amen.
You are Sanctified and protected by the Blood of the Lamb. Stay Divinely Protected and Blessed in Jesus mighty name, Amen.
GO AND SUCCEED 🙏🙏🙏
H.H Dr. Rufus Okikiola Olubiyi OSITELU
Aladura Patriarch, Primate of TCL & President of the World Council of Churches (WCC) from Africa

Aladura Patriarch Ositelu Aladura Patriarch

30/04/2026

Say no to Xenophobia..
Care for your African brothers and sisters..
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29/04/2026

I sat down scrolling through my phone, and like many others, I came across the trending story about Sisi Alagbo.

At first, it was just another headline. Another video. Another moment people were rushing to talk about. But as I kept reading the comments, something didn’t sit right with me.

The insults were heavy. The judgment was loud. The mockery was endless.

It felt like the world had suddenly found one person to blame, one person to shame, one person to remind us all of “what not to be.”

And I paused.

Not because I agreed with what happened, but because I started thinking deeper…

What makes us so quick to tear someone down?

I imagined what it must feel like waking up to see your name everywhere, not for something you’re proud of, but for something you wish never happened. To see strangers, people who don’t know you, speaking about you with so much certainty, so much harshness, as if they have never made a mistake themselves.

Then I remembered a Yoruba proverb: “Ti ẹni tí ó dé lárí, ti ẹni tí ó ń bò á ti míì.”
Today, it is her. Tomorrow, it could be someone else.

The truth is, many of us are only “better” because our flaws are hidden. Because our mistakes were never recorded. Because our private lives have not been exposed to the world.

We all have moments we are not proud of. Moments we wish we could erase. Decisions we would never want people to define us by.

But life did not put a spotlight on us.

This time, it did on her.

Yes, what happened is not something to ignore or celebrate. But she has already come forward to apologize. That alone shows she recognizes the weight of it. And in that moment, she is not just a trending topic, she is a human being trying to face the consequences of her actions.

What she needs is reflection, guidance, and the chance to grow.

But what she is getting… is noise.

Endless noise.

Because somewhere along the way, we forgot that correction is not supposed to destroy a person. It is supposed to help them become better.

Dragging someone endlessly does not make us righteous. It only makes us louder.

If we truly care about values, then we should also care about how we respond when people fall short of them.

Because one day, life might test you in a way you never expected. And when that day comes, you will not just need judgment…

You will need understanding.

So before you type that next comment, before you share that next post, take a moment and ask yourself:

Am I helping this situation… or am I just adding to the damage?

Let us remember that behind every trending story is a real person.

And behind every mistake… is an opportunity to do better.

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29/04/2026

Dear South Africa, remember that those you are pursuing out of your country now have once help your country...