Chris' Kolade, CAN Chief Bamgbola, Lash Out @ Leaders As Kingdom Men Rock Lagos with Mega summit *Mamora, Elishama Take Turn Today

The 2017 edition of the annual Mega Summit of Kingdom Men, a group of men with focus to raising and discipline Christlike men enters the second day today, Friday.

With the theme: Arise, Take Your Mountain, the 3 day Summit kicked off at the Planet One, Maryland Lagos, venue on Thursday with Former Cadbury Chairman and High Commissioner to the UK, Dr Christopher Kolade speaking on Leadership and Accountability. In his words, God has found some men to use, but the men are yet to find themselves.

Submitting that many people want to be leaders only if they don't want to work for it, he said a leader should know he can miss it if he does not rely on Jesus.

The 84 year old said" a leader does not wallow in self-pity remorse or do blame games but should accept responsibility.

"Leaders take action to correct the problem. This is the great thing about responsibility. Once you own it, you can begin fixing it.

"This eliminate a lot of wasted effort in playing the victim and blaming others"

Also speaking at the event, the President of Lagos Christian Association of Nigeria, Apostle Alexander Bamgbola said people are tired of men as leaders, even as he opined that God is looking for faithful men.

Submitting that a nation being led by the blind remain in darkness, the former banker said Western Nigeria was mentioned alongside Brazil and South Korea as developing nations with potential to blossom and achieve greatness, adding that Western Nigeria was able to make the list because at the time,the Late Chief Obafemi Awolowo recognized as a visionary and true leader was directing its affairs.

Declaring that Awolowo could 'see' as a leader, Bamgbola defined a leader as one who sees more and farther and further than others.

Concluding that "the man God is looking for is either in the church or supposed to be in the church" the Cleric announced with regret however that "today I can't see the church of God. All I see is the world in Church"

Others who spoke on the opening day include renowned business manager, Rev. Dr Adedipe, pastor Remi Akano, Rev Prof. Phillip Okerentugba and Rev Elekima Ekine among other, while it will be the turn of Apostle Elishamah Ideh and Senator Olorunimbe Mamora among others to speak and before the day's session at 8.00 pm.