Sean Polotee, popularly known as President Maagbon Republic, was recently named as the National Coalition of Apostles, Bishops, Archbishop, and Cardinals (NCABAC)’s special consultant on media and communications.
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Sean Polotee, whose real name is Tee Abiola Alabi Oduola-Adeleke, is a well-known investigative journalist with nearly two decades of experience in print, electronic, and online media. He is committed to educating his audience about the state of the country in a friendly manner, which inspired him to start an advocacy movement he named “MAAGBON,” which stands for “DON’T SHAKE.”
He has received numerous honours over the years, both domestically and abroad. In addition to his radio shows, which include Maagbon lori Miliki 101.3 FM, Melody Hymns on Melody 107.7 FM, Innovation radio hour on Unilag 103.1 FM, Smailz Radio 98.7 FM, and Deflower your mind on Jordan 105.5 FM—which was previously recognised with the prestigious Nigeria Media Nite Out Awards (NMNA) 2019 as the best radio program of the year—he currently hosts social and cooperative events.
Among his many talents, Sean is a creative guy who continues to write for prestigious news publications, soft-sell magazines, movie producers, directors, and musicians. As he answered this clarion call, Baale of Jordan FM, as he is affectionately known, expressed his sincere gratitude to Archbishop D. O. Roberts, the head of NCABAC, for judging him deserving of such a position at the national level.
This was captured in a viral video released last Wednesday. During a one-on-one conversation with the head of the country, Archbishop Roberts, we learnt that the board of trustees had nominated a number of people to carry out the necessary tasks in this capacity. Among them, Sean Polotee stands out as both a well-known multi-media practitioner and a resourceful individual. David Ireayo-Ousegun, Cardinal Roberts is the president of the Roberts Bible Training Centre and Graduate School of Political Philosophy, also known as WACOMBS (West African College of Missionary Bishops and WACOMS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY), which was established in 1997.
The founder of WACOMBS College of Health Sciences and Registrar of the College of Criminology and Administration member of numerous professional associations, such as the Nigerian Chapter of the Chartered Institute of Commerce. The creator of the recently reorganised National Coalition of Apostles, Bishops, Archbishops, and Cardinals (NCABAC). He asserts that NCABAC is not a college of bishops and that all colleges of bishops continue to conduct their private, independent business.
The coalition offers opportunities for professional development, including conferences, workshops, and continuing education programs. It also can advocate for the interests of gospel ministers, Apostles, bishops, archbishops, and cardinals on a national or international level. As a member, it raises the visibility and profile of bishops and archbishops, leading to increased recognition and respect.
Additionally, it is determined to promote cultural exchange and understanding by f Since everyone is allowed to join as many associations and organisations as they choose, NCABAC is neither a replacement nor a competing group because some of our members are also members of CAN, PFN, CCN, OAIC, CPFN, ECOWA/TEKWA, and other organisations. He goes on to say that President Bola Hameed Tinubu’s national recognition is untouchable since it was his suggestion that led to this coalition’s rebranding in order to grow and adopt a national perspective.
