Senior Gbenga

GBENGA FATOGUN is one of Nigeria's youngest prolific authors . He has authored 4 other books, including Shortly After Secondary School.

BOOK TOUR (FROM SEPTEMBER 2009)

Queens College, Yaba
C.M.S Grammar School
Supreme Educational Foundation, Magodo
Honeyland Schools, Ipaja
International School Lagos

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Together Each Achieves More


As you go on in this new term i want to suggest that you learn to work with other people in the pursuit of your goals. Sometimes we overestimate what we can do ourselves and underestimate what we can do when we work with others.

Monday, April 27, 2009

news

Senior Gbenga would be speaking at Christ The Redeemers' College on the 25th of May, 2009. U could also get him to visit your school this term.

Friday, April 24, 2009

SG........still loading

I had slept pretty late on the last day of July, 2008 as a result of an all night meeting I had with incoming leaders of Young Disciples International, a youth organisation where I had served as the President at Obafemi Awolowo University. I was set to handover to a new President the day after. Jumping early out of bed was the last thing I wanted to do, as I desired earnestly to gain back the hours lost from being nocturnal.

Just when I was getting ready to catch some more sleep, I felt a tap on my legs. I kind of hate disturbances when ‘m in dream land, like the sudden beep of my phone. However this time around a friend and roommate of mine whom I fondly call ‘Baa mi’ (My father) was responsible for the abrupt call to wakeup. Still feeling very drowsy I got up, wondering why anyone would deliberately put me out of bed.

Alas! I was surrounded by my roomies. What’s wrong? As much as I could remember, my birthday was not any close. I was in for a big surprise; it turned out to be a commendation service. They showered encomiums on me for serving successfully as the President of Ydi and also shared a word of prayer with me.

That’s exactly how my day started, as I laid down on my bed trying to reflect on my experience in leading other young people like myself, some of them older than I , my pillow began to get wet. I could not help the euphoria of that moment, as I thought about the opportunity leadership had given me to positively influence the lives of other young people. The tears kept on flowing. The more I thought about it, the more I thanked God, and the more I thanked him, the more I wept.

Just like we all learn to read and write early in life, every young person must see leadership skills as something to be learnt. There always comes a time in history when some few individuals who are prepared, trained and equipped would stand out of the crowd and take the lead. Africa is in dire need of transformational leaders, are you ready to take up the challenge?

Friday, April 17, 2009

join me


I am passionate about training in the next one year 100,000 students in public schools on leadership. Helping them get highly subsidized copies of my book nad empowering them to be change agents. Join me, remember , What you make happen for others God would make happen for you.

'm thinking


It's easy to blame the government for our bad roads, no one spares PHCN when there isn't light, who is responsible for the number of young people under the bridges. But my thought is that ultimately what matters is what you can do where you are to make a difference in the lives of other people.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

gist




He graduated in 2002 and is a liverpool fan.

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He graduated in 2002 and is a liverpool fan.

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He graduated in 2002 and is a liverpool fan.

fact


Gbenga Fatogun author of the book SENIOR GBENGA served as the Chapel Prefect at Babington Macaulay Junior Seminary for 5 sessions, he was also a part of the pioneering set of the school.

join now:seniorgbenga-subscribe@yahoogroups.com


The group is leadership forum specifically for secondary school students helping to empower and prepare them be proactive leaders in their classes, schools, community and just everywhere they find themselves.

It also provides a platform for as many of them that have read the leadership text SENIOR GBENGA to interact.

thank u

I want to appreciate all my folks who have made SENIOR GBENGA a reality
Akin Onifade, thanks for believing in this project.
Jide Aroyewun, thanks for the design
Biyi Olusolape, thanks for a great editing job.
Damilola Owolabi, thanks for working on the exercises.
Cyril Onih, thanks for going through my manuscript

Most importantly you, my reader, thanks for taking out time to read this book

Saturday, April 11, 2009

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

I would premier my new book titled SENIOR GBENGA at the Redeemed Christian Church of God Province 7 Headquarters on May 10th. I grew up there at the childrens church and also at the Teens Church. I feel obliged to give back to the church that once gave a lot to me in terms of opportunities to grow spiritually.

Later in May , I would be at the following schools
. Babington Macaulay Junior Seminary
. Christ the Redeemers College
. Redeemers High School
. CMS Grammar School