Heaven’s Economy launched in grandeur
It was a moment of celebration as friends, associates and family members of Mr Nelson Oruh, a programme consultant gathered at the Lagos Chamber for Commerce and Industry Conference and Exhibition Centre, Alausa, Ikeja last weakened to launch his Book “Heavens Economy” (The Last Hope for Global Economic Reforms).
The keynote address speaker Prof Olajumoke Familoni said the book will help anyone to think outside the box in the quest for success.
Chairman of the event Mr Lanre Billion said the book provides an insight and direction into what people need to do for national productivity, it provides an outline for the requisites for national development adding that the target audience are those who want to conquer money and understand the fundamentals and principle of how to create wealth money as well as someone who wants to understand what it is like to command wealth.
The author, Mr Nelson Oruh, said he expects that people around the world especially those in government, industries, businesses, churches and individuals should acquire the book and take the message back to their folds.
According to him, it is not by accident that the world is going through global economic recession because God has plans for this present economic era.
“I have the assurance that economic recession is not heaven’s culture because heaven’s economy is built on divine royalty and it does not suffer deficiencies around the world economy,
so many factors are coming together to make this happen, the quest for economic rebirth may prove a little bit difficult because most of our political leaders don’t know why the economy is in its present state because what is happening is beyond them. For example our foreign reserves are in Dollars and the Dollar is at the edge of crashing, there are many entities involved that are working hard to crash Dollars”
he also advised the church to know that it is their era of wealth and should be ready to take the bull by the horn, because Psalm 23 and Isaiah 42:5 are coming to play.
“Christians are being taken back to the wilderness experience where God will feed them with Manna, this is spiritual and that is what is ahppening to churches now, that is why you see churches going into the forests to buy expanse of land to develop because that is where they can serve God better”.
“Democracy in Nigeria is still being tested, it is still milatarised and being taken off the context, change for me as a strategist is a total turn around.
We should look out for government that will follow the evolution of Biblical principles to rule, we should look out for leaders who will humble themselves before God because our Land is sick politically, we need visionary, transformational lkeaders to achieve this”.
On the issue of restructuring he said government should address giving opportunities to people to display their prowess which should not personal but should be based on democracy in its true sense which is giving power to the people, .
“We need leaders that understand democracy in its true sense and are willing to practice it. The entire world is grappling with the effects of the present days’economic crisis which has remarkably struck millions of people around the world and destroyed their dreams for the future. Many people who enjoyed the affluence of developed countries have suddenly found themselves cast onto the rocks of financial ruins. Millions have lost their jobs, homes and livelihoods and their prospects for the future seem bleak”, he said
L-R: General Manager, Human Resources, Pacific International Drilling West Africa Limited, Timothy Oyeniyi; Chief Executive Officer, Atayeshe Oil and Marine Services Limited, Adeyemi Olaoye; Author of the book ‘Heaven’s. Economy’, Nelson Oruh; President, African Economic Mandate Project, Lanre Olaleye; Miss Al-Royal, Nelly Nene Eche; Chief Editor, Pan African International Magazine, Prince David Anyia and Director, Danniis Entertainment Studios, Hawawu Jumau Ajagu, during the book launch Heavens Economy (Last Hope for Global Economic Reforms ) in Lagos…at Weekend)
Ajibade Alabi
