“I Joined the US Air Force to Serve Humanity” — Benjamin Justice Soghie

Benjamin Justice Soghie, widely known as Benjamin Justice, is gaining national recognition for his multifaceted work as an entrepreneur, pastor, philanthropist, and member of the United States Air Force. Originally from Fugar in Edo State, Nigeria, he has become a notable voice in conversations about community development, moral reorientation, and youth empowerment.

In a recent conversation with Vanguard, Benjamin opened up about his lesser-known role in the U.S. Air Force. He described his military service as a deeply meaningful act of service to humanity. “I joined the U.S. Air Force to serve humanity. I wanted to serve my country. The process is rigorous, but I find fulfillment and honor in service,” he said.

Raised in Bacita, Kwara State, Benjamin’s early exposure to entrepreneurship shaped his understanding of grassroots needs. He attended Nisuco Staff Children School and Government Secondary School, where he developed a passion for education and community development. Later, he earned a degree in Business Administration, equipping him with the tools to grow businesses and manage social impact initiatives.

His entrepreneurial journey began with small ventures and gradually expanded into sustainable, community-driven businesses. Despite early financial hurdles, he stayed resilient, building a reputation through market research, branding, and consistent value delivery. Today, his ventures span multiple industries and are rooted in a mission to uplift others.

Beyond business, Benjamin is a passionate speaker and writer. He uses his voice to advocate for leadership, social responsibility, and personal growth. His role as a pastor adds a layer of spiritual direction to his mission, inspiring others with faith and service.

Through his foundation and collaborative projects, Benjamin supports education, healthcare, and poverty alleviation programs. He champions access to quality education and mentors young Nigerians in leadership and entrepreneurship.

His work also addresses moral challenges facing today’s youth. He blends faith-based values with real-world leadership tools to encourage ethical living and personal discipline.

Over the years, his contributions have been recognized by both local and national organizations, establishing him as a respected voice in Nigeria’s development space. His story is often cited as an example of how integrated leadership—across business, faith, and social service—can close the gaps in education, poverty, and values.

As Nigeria continues to tackle pressing social issues, Benjamin Justice Soghie’s journey stands as a model for purpose-driven leadership—proving that with vision and commitment, lasting impact is not only possible but inevitable.