08/20/2026
MEET YOUR CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS TRAINER
Apostle Richard Ogudugu
Believers Love Assembly Prayer Ministries (BLAPM)
Introduction
I am pleased to introduce our upcoming Cybersecurity Awareness Day, a community program designed to educate individuals, families, churches, youth, seniors, nonprofits, and small-business owners about protecting themselves in today’s digital world.
My Educational Journey
• Associate Degree in Library Science — Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Nigeria
• Associate Degree in Computer Science and Business — Ohio Christian University, Ohio, USA
• Bachelor’s Degree in International Studies and Diplomacy — Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Nigeria
• Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity and Management — Regent University, Virginia, USA
• Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate — Google
In addition to my academic education and professional certification, I continue to develop my knowledge and practical skills in Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC), Security Operations Center (SOC), ethical hacking, pe*******on testing, cybersecurity awareness, risk management, and information security.
Why Cybersecurity Awareness?
Cybersecurity is no longer only a concern for large corporations or IT professionals. Every individual who uses a smartphone, email, social media, online banking, or the internet can become a target of cybercriminals.
Our families, churches, nonprofits, businesses, finances, personal information, and digital identities all need protection.
My goal is to take the knowledge I have gained through my education and professional training and make cybersecurity simple, practical, and understandable for everyday people.
This program is not about intimidating people with technical terminology. It is about education, awareness, prevention, and empowerment.
Cybersecurity Awareness Day
Theme: Protect Your Faith, Family & Finances Online
Date: Second Sunday of September
Time: 3:30 PM
Location: 308 E Ann Street, Valdosta, GA
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT — EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
What We Will Cover
• Recognizing phishing emails, texts, and scams
• Protecting passwords and online accounts
• Using Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
• Protecting personal and financial information
• Protecting churches and nonprofits
• Keeping children and seniors safer online
• Recognizing common cyber threats
• Exploring cybersecurity career opportunities
“Knowledge protects. Awareness empowers.”
Together, we can build a safer digital community.