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Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams of Ghana, founder of Action Chapel International is one of the most influential Pentecostal leaders in Africa. He acquired global fame when invited to lead the Inauguration Day Prayer Service for President Donald Trump, becoming the first African preacher to pray for an American President. On New Year eve, I virtually “crossed over” to his church in Accra, and watched him on Dominion TV as he preached a powerful end-of-the-year sermon on fear to usher in 2021. He is one preacher I will definitely love to interview:
I say to everybody here listening to the sound of my voice: Success has nothing to do with how much money you saved and you made. True success has nothing to do with your cars, your possessions, your houses, your commitments and your deals. But true success that gives you a place in eternity and place in history has everything to do with the difference you made in the lives of others. And if you claim you are b
From politics to music: I sing for God ― Agbonayinma
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Honourable Ehiozuwa Johnson Agbonayinma formerly representing Egor/Ikpoba-okha Constituency, Edo State at the Federal House of Representatives has always been a lover of music. His two sons, Eghosa Rodney Agbonayinma (ROW) and Osazuwa Michael Agbonayinma (ZUWA) are the duo who made up the music group popularly known as Roze.
On Saturday, December 16, 2020, he released a reggae gospel single titled “Bigger Than The World” and it has since been generating comments and some positive reviews. While many may be caught short that a highly regarded politician is veering into music the former lawmaker has his ample reason and he made it known in this interview.