Aug 21, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 10 segments
What happens when a governor tries to build love into the machinery of government? Chief Melford Okilo believed love was more than a private virtue. He believed it was a law—and that it could be…
Ladies and gentlemen, I feel too humbled to even say a word because I've been presented to you in a form which I know I am not.
I'm very sorry about that.
I pray to God that, uh, to give me the courage and the ability to aspire to these high hopes the university is having upon me.
And how that love power can create peace, happiness, and balance in our personal lives, in our families, in our businesses, in our governments, in our nations, and the whole world at large.
It's not the ordinary word, the ordinary law we know that is physical or material in nature.
It is law, an inviolate law.
That is a law you can't break and get away.
Like every law, it has its own sanctions.
If you obey it, it blesses you.
It rewards you.
If you disobey it, you are punished.
It brings sufferings and troubles into your life, no matter how strong you are, into your family, into your country.
Let's take a quick glance at our world.
One speaker after another speaker has given us enough facts for us to believe and know the notorious fact that our world is dangerously unbalanced and disunited at every turn.
And unless we take drastic steps to restore balance and unity, our whole civilization is going to fall into ruins like the ancient civilizations.
The ancient civilizations fell probably because they did not know why they declined and fell eventually.
Today, by the grace of God, we know why we are declining.
We also know what we can do to stop it.
So if we fail, we have ourselves to blame, not the Creator, and that's the truth.
Every divine messenger that had trod on this planet, all the so-called founders of the great religions of the world have brought us only one message, not two.
Ladies and gentlemen, I feel too humbled to even say a word because I've been presented to you in a form which I know I am not.
I'm very sorry about that.
I pray to God that, uh, to give me the courage and the ability to aspire to these high hopes the university is having upon me.
And how that love power can create peace, happiness, and balance in our personal lives, in our families, in our businesses, in our governments, in our nations, and the whole world at large.
It's not the ordinary word, the ordinary law we know that is physical or material in nature.
It is law, an inviolate law.
That is a law you can't break and get away.
Like every law, it has its own sanctions.
If you obey it, it blesses you.
It rewards you.
If you disobey it, you are punished.
It brings sufferings and troubles into your life, no matter how strong you are, into your family, into your country.
Let's take a quick glance at our world.
One speaker after another speaker has given us enough facts for us to believe and know the notorious fact that our world is dangerously unbalanced and disunited at every turn.
And unless we take drastic steps to restore balance and unity, our whole civilization is going to fall into ruins like the ancient civilizations.
The ancient civilizations fell probably because they did not know why they declined and fell eventually.
Today, by the grace of God, we know why we are declining.
We also know what we can do to stop it.
So if we fail, we have ourselves to blame, not the Creator, and that's the truth.
Every divine messenger that had trod on this planet, all the so-called founders of the great religions of the world have brought us only one message, not two.
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