Ambassador Ajadi Decorate Police Inspector Adewuyi’s New Rank

It was a moment of joy and honour on Monday as Sergeant Adewuyi Nureni Adewale of the Nigeria Police Force was decorated with his new rank of Inspector in a modest but dignified ceremony held at Ojodu Berger, Lagos.

The promotion and decoration were officiated by renowned industrialist and philanthropist, Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, in the presence of fellow officers, newly promoted inspectors, community members, and well-wishers.

While pinning the new rank on Inspector Adewuyi’s uniform, Ambassador Ajadi praised his unwavering dedication to national service and urged him to uphold the integrity and responsibility that come with higher rank.

“This promotion is a testament to your years of hard work, discipline, and sacrifice in service to our nation,” Ajadi said. “I pray that this is not your final promotion. You will rise to greater heights in good health and abundant prosperity, by God’s grace.”

Ambassador Ajadi, who has been a consistent advocate for security sector reform and youth empowerment in Nigeria, also used the opportunity to call for more public support for the Nigeria Police Force.

“We must continue to support and appreciate our officers. The police are not just law enforcers—they are protectors of peace in our communities,” he added. “When we celebrate their successes and encourage their progress, we motivate them to serve us better.”

Ambassador Ajadi, known for his philanthropy and passion for good governance, urged the federal government to improve the welfare of police officers and equip them with modern tools for effective service delivery.

“Security is the backbone of national development,” he noted. “We must give our men and women in uniform every support they need to succeed.”

Inspector Adewuyi, visibly moved by the honour, expressed his gratitude for the recognition and promised to redouble his efforts in ensuring peace and justice in his line of duty.

“This is one of the proudest moments of my life,” Adewuyi said. “I thank God, the police authorities, and especially Ambassador Ajadi for this honour. I will continue to serve with integrity, courage, and the fear of God.”

The ceremony was attended by several other newly promoted officers and community members who congratulated the new inspector and praised Ajadi’s continued efforts to support public institutions and community security initiatives.

Residents of Ojodu Berger commended the initiative, describing it as a morale booster for officers who often go uncelebrated despite their sacrifices.

This public show of support for law enforcement comes at a time when the Nigeria Police Force is undergoing reforms to improve professionalism, welfare, and public trust.

Inspector Adewuyi’s promotion and decoration serve as a symbol of hope for many junior officers who continue to serve with commitment, often under challenging conditions.

The ceremony ended with a round of applause, photo sessions, and prayers for continued peace and prosperity in the nation.

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Court Issues Bench Warrant for Blogger Adefela Adeigbe Over Claim That Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited’s Product Can Kill

Ogun State Magistrate Court has issued a bench warrant for blogger Adefela Adeigbe, who is facing trial for allegedly defaming Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited’s product, Cocosamba. Adeigbe failed to appear in court on February 26, 2025, prompting the prosecutor to request the warrant.

The case, which began on August 12, 2024, stems from Adeigbe’s publication on his blog, Eko Mi Eko E, where he claimed that Cocosamba “can kill.” The company, through its legal representatives, petitioned law enforcement, leading to his arrest and initial court appearance. Adeigbe was granted bail but was required to attend further proceedings.

During today’s hearing, Mr. Oguntade Samuel Oluseyi, General Manager of Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited, expressed disappointment over Adeigbe’s absence.

“I, Mr. Oguntade Samuel Oluseyi, the General Manager of Bullion Go-Neat Global Ltd, was present in court today, February 26, 2025, to give evidence in the case of Mr. Adefela Adeigbe, who wrote a publication on August 7, 2024, captioned: ‘COCOSAMBA CAN KILL’ via his blog Eko Mi Eko E. The news has damaged the reputation of my company’s product, forced investors to withdraw funds, led to staff losses, and instilled fear in the public,” he stated.

Oluseyi further accused Adeigbe of deliberately avoiding the trial. “I believe that Mr. Adefela’s absence is a deliberate attempt to avoid facing the consequences of his actions. However, based on my personal knowledge and witness to the events described above, I believe that Mr. Adefela has willfully disobeyed the court’s orders, which led to the bench warrant issued today by the court,” he added.

The police prosecution had previously charged Adeigbe with defamation under Section 375 of the Criminal Code Law of Ogun State and conduct likely to cause a breach of peace under Section 249. The case also extends to other individuals, including Chioma Chukwunedu and Nairametrics, who remain at large.

Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited maintains that its product, Cocosamba, meets all regulatory standards and has not been flagged unsafe by any recognized authority. The company argues that the false information has caused economic losses exceeding ₦5 billion.

With the bench warrant now in effect, law enforcement agencies are expected to take necessary steps to ensure Adeigbe’s appearance in court.

TAGS:  Adeigbe, Bullion-G0-Neat-Global

Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited Celebrates Nigeria Customs Officer Titilayo Adulola at Grand Retirement Ceremony

By Ibrahim Kegbegbe 

The CEO and Managing Director of Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited, Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, alongside the company’s management team, honoured Mrs Titilayo Adulola, a distinguished officer of the Nigeria Customs Service, as she retired from active service.

Mrs Adulola, who served as the liaison officer between the Nigeria Customs Service and Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited, was celebrated for her unwavering commitment, professionalism, and contributions to the company’s operations. The grand retirement ceremony, held at the company’s headquarters in Ogun State on Monday, 3 February 2025, was attended by top executives, employees, family members, and well-wishers.

Speaking at the event, Ambassador Ajadi praised Mrs Adulola’s dedication and integrity, noting that her service to both the nation and the company had been exemplary.

“Mrs. Adulola has been a symbol of dedication and diligence. Her commitment to duty and professionalism contributed immensely to the smooth operations of our company. We at Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited celebrate her today and pray that God grants her good health, long life, and the joy of reaping the rewards of her labour,” Ambassador Ajadi said.

The company’s General Manager, Comrade Oguntade Samuel Oluseyi, also commended Mrs Adulola’s impact, stating that her professionalism and work ethic had left a lasting legacy.

“Mrs. Adulola’s remarkable career has been a source of inspiration to many. She has been an exemplary figure in the Nigeria Customs Service and a strong partner to Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited. Her unwavering commitment and expertise will always be remembered. As she enters this new phase of life, we wish her endless joy and fulfilment,” Comrade Oguntade remarked.

Expressing her gratitude, Mrs Adulola appreciated the management and staff of Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited for celebrating her in such a grand style.

“I am deeply honoured and grateful for this beautiful retirement celebration. I extend my heartfelt appreciation to Ambassador Ajadi and the entire Bullion Go-Neat team for making this day so memorable. May success and happiness continue to flourish in this company, and may we all live long to celebrate one another in joy,” she said.

Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited, the manufacturer of Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages, continues to be a key player in Nigeria’s beverage industry. The company’s gesture towards Mrs. Adulola further reflects its culture of valuing partnerships and recognizing service excellence.

As Mrs Adulola embarks on her retirement journey, her years of dedication to public service and corporate partnerships remain a testament to the importance of integrity and diligence in fostering strong institutional relationships.

TAGS:  Bullion Go-Neat Gloal, Customs Officer, Titilayo Adulola, Retirement