Dialogue with N/Delta militants, Wale Oke tells Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari  has been charged to engage in dialogue with the Niger Delta militants as violent won’t solve any  problem

The presiding bishop of the Sword of the Spirit Ministry, Bishop Wale Oke, said this during the opening ceremony of the 2016 Zoe World Congress, on Tuesday,  at the Sword of the Spirit Ministry, Olaogun, Ibadan, the Oyo State capital.

“The Federal Government should use political solution to dialogue with the people of Niger-Delta region because it i s through dialogue that violence can end, it is essential government engages them”

Bishop Oke also advised Nigerians not to be tired as the current economic recession experienced now would be over and people will smile again.

“Weeping may endure for a night but joy cometh in the morning, economic recession will  end soon.”

The cleric  said  that God told him   that the end of  Boko-Haram activities is around as the sect would be eradicated in 2017 while  urging Nigerians  to always  trust  God

Bishop Oke, who said the Zoe World Congress is to prepare people for  2017, said the year  has  its own challenges but with the strength of God, Christians will be a conqueror.

He said the remaining eleven days in  2016, have been set aside by  God  to transform the life of anybody who believes in Him.

“Eleven days is too much because He created the heaven and earth within six days, so, there is the  need to connect with the heavenly grace so  that we can enter 2017 with abundant blessings.”