I met Archbishop Osazee Williams sometime in late 1997, I had an encounter with the man of God. He was a pastor in the living faith church then and was also a senior manager in the accounting department of the company where we both worked then. I walked up to him to narrate my plight of having a big family depending on the meager salary I was being paid and wanting to start a business. My thought of narrating all these to him was to gain his sympathy and probably get a raise in salary or a loan to start a business for my wife from the company. He listened patiently and was filled with compassion for me, he then told me with love that I do not need money but that I should ask God for ideas that would give me money and told me to pray and come back to him afterwards. I didn’t go back because that was not the answer I was expecting. After I had prayed, three days later I ran into an old classmate who had come in from Abuja and said he has an idea to share out motorcycles to workers who would in turn pay back to him in eighteen months to thirty-six months and asked if I was interested and I told him ki was. I spoke to some unions (NUT to be precise) and they indicated interest and ordered up to 10,000 motorcycles. The rest today is history. And from the transaction, I was given 2.5million naira. God used his servant to transform my finances with that simple word he gave me. I encourage you to keep hoping and trusting in God to change your situation and transform your life through the man of God. Sometime in the mid1998, Archbishop Osazee Williams, then a pastor is a man who always dresses formally and I always admire him whenever he dresses up in suit and tie. I paid him a compliment and he replied thank you and went upstairs to his office. The next day, he came back with a polythene bag and told me that the tie I admired yesterday, he has decided to bless me with it and that whenever I wear the tie, I would always encounter unusual and uncommon favour then I remembered my encounter with him in `97 and I never took his words for granted again. I collected the gift and thanked him and I was so happy and went home with him. Few weeks later, I had an appointment in Lagos, I remembered the tie the man of God gave me and packed it along. I kept the tie like a mantle, got to lagos and knotted the tie to the meeting full of expectations. Brethren, there was so much favour and open doors. From that period, the tie remained one of my favourite tie, it remained the way it was since the man of God gave it to me and the anointing resting on it is still as full as usual. It reminds me of handkerchiefs, aprons and mantles taken from the apostles that healed the sick and did wonderful miracles. I believe and see clearly the signs of God on his servant. I always look forward to talking to the man of God because I am one of those his ministry has helped transform their lives positively.