Calling God To Come Down Won’t Help You, Wike Tells Female Preacher 

Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyeson Wike has advised a female Pastor who pleaded with him not to reallocate a land on which her church is built to stop calling on God.
“To the woman who was crying, if she likes, let her call God to come down. What is my business? How does Jabi become hers? Is it an individual or government property?”
Speaking to newsmen today, May 6, in the capital city, Wike said that he is not carried away by emotions.

The minister asked the female preacher, who knelt on the pulpit, pleading with him not to repossess the land on which the church is sited what she is begging for.
“Who owns Jabi Lake? How does it become your (pastor’s) own?
“First of all, I came on board; that place was given to a company that said they wanted to turn it into an entertainment place, but they have turned it into shanties.
“One of these days I went there and said, ‘This can’t be; there is a hotel, and who would come to stay in that hotel when there are shanties all over?’ You don’t know if there are criminals.
“We are trying to make sure investors develop this land for the interest of all of us.”
The video clip of Rev Serah Omaku, begging the minister on her knees not to reallocate the Church land went viral on social media a couple of weeks ago.