When towards the end of 2011, the Senate in Nigeria passed a bill against same sex marriage in Nigeria, several countries in the western world bared their fangs immediately, protesting that the law was an infringement on the human rights of those who are gay.
In this concluding part of her reaction to the issue of same sex marriage/relationship, Pastor(Mrs.)Ruth Nick-Essien, Founder/Presiding Pastor of Exodus Evangelical Ministry in Lagos, reveals how greed and poverty provide breeding grounds for gay practice. She also examines critically the threat posed on the continuity of the human race.
Hear her:
One has seen, over the years, many unpopular government decisions/their fall-outs in this country, but the recent fuel subsidy removal, effective on the first day of the new year, takes the biscuit for being the most baffling, insensitive and reckless, so far.
When in November 2011 the Senate passed a bill prohibiting same sex marriage, slamming it with a 14-year jail term as punishment, international communities who considered the law an abuse on the emotional rights of homosexuals, threatened to put an end to all grants and aids given to Nigeria unless the law was abolished. Here, acclaimed singles and married counselor, Pastor(Mrs.)Ruth Nick-Essien, Founder/Presiding Pastor of Exodus Evangelical Ministry in Lagos, reveals her views on the issue.
Her passion is to see every child surmount autism just the way she was able to help her son who was diagnosed with the developmental disability at age 2 overcome it and move on to mainstream society. Autism is a complex neuro-developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life as a result of a neurological disorder that affects the normal functioning of the brain.
She is a woman with a heart of gold. Most admirable about Mrs.Regina Ezenwa, the Chief Executive Officer/Director of Rozec Pharmacy, is the quiet dedication with which she caters for widows and vulnerable youths and children through the Roses Ministry, a faith-based organisation she pioneered in 2007. Her words:
