ARCHBISHOP GUNDIRI COMMENDS CHIEF FEMI FANI-KAYODE

"I listened to FFK's speeches in Enugu, Kafanchan and Jos. I was amazed and moved by his presence and power of oratory. God is using him. Then it came to me clearly in the spirit: as long as FFK lives there is hope for the Anago tribe to which he belongs who call themselves Yoruba without even knowing the meaning of the word. As long as FFK lives there is hope for Christianity and southern and Middle Belt unity in Nigeria. As long as FFK lives there is hope for our deliverance from the core north and our internal colonial masters. Like the ancient Turkish hero Ertugrul of the Ayak tribe and the old Ottoman empire, many hate him because he bears the hallmark of courage and truth and carries the mantle of leadership. He has enemies within and without yet he cannot be silenced, stopped or destroyed because the light of God is in him and the power of God is upon him"

*-Archbishop Nathaniel Gundiri*
"I listened to FFK's speeches in Enugu, Kafanchan and Jos. I was amazed and moved by his presence and power of oratory. God is using him. Then it came to me clearly in the spirit: as long as FFK lives there is hope for the Anago tribe to which he belongs who call themselves Yoruba without even knowing the meaning of the word. As long as FFK lives there is hope for Christianity and southern and Middle Belt unity in Nigeria. As long as FFK lives there is hope for our deliverance from the core north and our internal colonial masters. Like the ancient Turkish hero Ertugrul of the Ayak tribe and the old Ottoman empire, many hate him because he bears the hallmark of courage and truth and carries the mantle of leadership. He has enemies within and without yet he cannot be silenced, stopped or destroyed because the light of God is in him and the power of God is upon him"

*-Archbishop Nathaniel Gundiri*