Deletion of Tunde Banjoko

Comment: for the record, Tunde Banjoko has contacted OTRS ({{OTRS ticket|8721631|2015101610019154}}) and requested deletion of this article on grounds of notability and privacy concerns. It seems Banjoko disagrees with the assertion that an OBE means automatic notability. Since there are more than 100,000 living members of the OBE, more than one in 1000 Britons, I agree with him. For comparison, military personnel is presumed to be notable if they were awarded the ''highest'' order for valor; being awarded a military MBE would not mean automatic notability. The same should hold for civilian awards by analogy. For low-profile individuals like Banjoko the #Presumption in favor of privacy|Presumption in favor of privacy should hold
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons (WP:BLP)

Comment: I would like to change my earlier vote, as Huon pointed out that according to official website there are more than 100,000 living awardees of OBE, so we should create article on those who passes . There can be much more winners of this award who are not-living. I don't know exact number of articles that WikiProject UK has but WikiProject India has 152,000 articles, I think if we make article on every living and dead OBE winner then their number can cross all articles related to India. We should create article on only those having some reasonable coverage
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)

Comment: The Order of the British Empire is divided into five classes - we generally accept that the three highest classes (of which relatively few are awarded) are sufficient to assume notability, but the letters OBE indicate that the subject's award was in the fourth class. This does not automatically mean that the subject is not notable - the activities of the subject that gained him the award might well independently meet , but it does mean that this needs to be established
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)