Kai, Nigerians love life. Nigeria no good, Nigeria no good, yet none of us is willing to die and depart from this sinful world”. This was how Mr Kennedy set the ball rolling in the Friday morning Lagos traffic in reference to the heavy downpour the previous day in some parts of the metropolis. People were afraid and it showed in their actions. As soon as the rains started, there was pandemonium as people ran for safety to escape from the ‘evil’ rain.

HIS look is deceptive but when he talks, one can decipher that he is an unrepentant criminal. That may be the best way to describe a 26 -year-old 2005 graduate of Public Administration, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma and a father of three, Hakeem Lawal.

Abuja-Penultimate Friday, the Yar’Adua Centre, Abuja, played host to a wide spectrum of Nigerians including the top brass of the Nigerian armed forces, and the civil populace including members of the National Assembly, the academia, the business sector, representatives of government agencies, the para-military and the general public.

There are people who are suffering today because of the evil things they did in the past. Many are under marital family curses without knowing it.

It is not every day that one comes across people who had worked in the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, and are proud to say they learnt one or two good things from the general overseer, Pastor Enoch Adeboye. For 14 years, Pastor Emmanuel Omole was in RCCG where he rose to become an area pastor before receiving the call to establish Covenant Life Christian Church, CLCC. In this interview, the senior pastor of CLCC speaks about one great thing he took from the RCCG and his new mandate.