I spent my birthday at the swearing-in of my friend and brother Governor Ayo Fayose as Governor of Ekiti state in Ado Ekiti on October 16th. It was a grand occasion and I was very happy for him and the people of Ekiti state. I had arrived in Ado Ekiti the night before and on arrival I had a lovely dinner with Fayose, Akin Oshuntokun, Governor Gbenga Daniel and the Hon. Min. of State for Defence Musiliu Obanikoro (who had resigned from the cabinet earlier that day in order to pursue his ambition to run for the governorship of Lagos state next year) at the Spotless Hotel.

They were all between the ages of 15 and 18. They were eager to get a good education and to make something of their lives. 90 per cent of them were Christians who believed passionately that their God would always protect them and make a way for them in the predominantly Muslim Borno state where they resided in north-eastern Nigeria.

God loves Nigeria so much. For those that doubt it kindly consider the following. They created ebola in their demonic labs for bio weapons. They sent the disease to our shores through an insane Liberian but the Lord defended us and refused to allow it to take root in our shores.

God loves Nigeria so much. For those that doubt it kindly consider the following. They created ebola in their demonic labs for bio weapons. They sent the disease to our shores through an insane Liberian but the Lord defended us and refused to allow it to take root in our shores.

Blessed be the name of the Most High God, the God whose I am and the God whom I serve. Blessed be His holy name forever. I thank the presiding Bishop of this great Church for honoring me in this way and giving me the opportunity to share a few words with this massive congregation. I thank the Pastors and the Board of Trustees of the Church for inviting me.

In Nigeria 276 young girls were abducted from their school in the early hours of the morning on April 14th 2014. They all came from a predominantly Christian town in north-eastern Nigeria called Chibok. They were all between the ages of 15 and 18. They were eager to get a good education and to make something of their lives. 90 per cent of them were Christians who believed passionately that their God would always protect them and make a way for them in the predominantly Muslim Borno state where they resided in north-eastern Nigeria.

With the dreaded Islamist terrorist organization, Boko Haram, ravaging parts of the north and with ethnic tensions and sectarian strife simmering all over the country, there is no gainsaying the fact that Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation and its fastest growing economy, is a nation at the crossroads. The presidential and gubernatorial elections will take in February next year engulfed in what will undoubtedly be an atmosphere of tension, fear and deep concern for many.

''When I say that the Presidency must come to the north next year I am referring to the Hausa-Fulani core north and not any northern Christian or Muslim minority tribe.

I had an interesting experience the other day. After spending a good deal of the morning in an interesting and intellectually stimulating discussion with a very bright and pleasant Irishman about the right of the State of Israel to exist, I spent the afternoon in a heated and acrimonious debate with a very irate and extremist Israeli who believed that ''blacks were slaves of islam'', that ''Arabs are animals'' and that ''muslims were evil''.

Ordinarily religion should not be brought into politics but sadly the APC has done precisely that. They have introduced religion into politics in a very irresponsible, divisive and dangerous manner and they are using it as a political tool and as a means to capture power. Those of you that are Christians and that are moderate Muslims that believe in a secular state and that are still in the APC need to think twice. It is like having black people as members of Ku Klux Klan. It is like having Jews as members of Hitler's Nazi party.

Finally let me say this. Some people do not like the sort of things that I am saying here today. They have tried to silence me by the use of cheap blackmail, intimidation, lies, insults, threats, disinformation, persecution, misrepresentation, fabrication, the open and free expression of blind rage and hate and other foul and sinister means.