former Commonwealth and World boxing champion (1999), Chief Michael Imodou, the Labour leader (2000), Chief Margaret Ekpo (2001), nationalist and woman activist, Mallam Aminu Kano, nationalist (2004)and Isaac Adaka Boro, human rights activist (2005). The GRACE Program also makes regular cash and material contributions to charity organizations such as the SOS Children Village, the Sunshine Foundation, Pacelli School for the Blind and Partially Sighted and Little Saints Orphanage, Spinal Cord Injuries Association of Nigeria, and The Childcare Trust. Wealth In 2011, Forbes estimated his net worth at US$3–10 million. Presidential runs Okotie first ran for the President under the banner of the Justice Party (JP), led by Ralph Obiorah after he was schemed out of the National Democratic Party (NDP) primaries elections; he lost to Olusegun Obasanjo in the May 2003 elections. He ran again in 2007 on the platform of a party he founded, Fresh Democratic party, FRESH and lost to Umaru Yar'Adua in the May 2007 elections. Then in 2011, he ran and lost to the President Goodluck Jonathan. Controversies Okotie had a public spat with fellow Nigerian cleric T.B. Joshua, referring to him as a 'deceptive magician'. Publications Okotie has published books and is a regular contributor to several Nigerian newspapers. The Last Outcast (Best selling book, 2001) A terror war beyond hashtags A conference of geriatrics In search of game changers Power shift: what my readers say Why Vision 20:2020 became a lost cause State policies and prophetic solutions Adadevoh and the Ebola crisis A Government stuck in timing response snafu This present assault on education Rage over villaleaks et al Time to shift Governance paradigm 2015: Imperative of the paradigm shift option ASUU strike: implications of political infidelity Counting the cost of insecurity The looming demographic time bomb Reclaiming Nigeria's lost hope References External links Household of God Church website Fresh Democratic Party website Rev Chris Okotie website 1958 births Living people People from Delta State Nigerian evangelicals Nigerian television evangelists Fresh Democratic Party politicians Candidates in the Nigerian general election, 2003 University of Nigeria alumni Nigerian Pentecostal pastors Delta State politicians