The Report on Nigeria describes how Samuel is continuing with the Assemblies and the school in Africa. He is in charge in much the same way as George was in the USA, and thus maintains the above-average lifestyle George set up for him. The believers are isolated from other Christians and are being controlled by the tactics Samuel learned from George Geftakys. Dr. Sunday Ochenjele, Samuel's younger brother, is carrying on with his own medical service to the community independently of the Otukpo Assembly.
George's letter of excommunication has not been read, but he is no longer visiting there. For more details about Samuel's position, read the account of Samuel's visit to the USA Assemblies in 2003. Samuel seems to be making yearly visits to the U.S., still exhorting people to hold fast to the heavenly vision and to pay no attention to the lies on the internet (this website and the Assembly bulletin board.)
Two of the Sjogren boys in Omaha raise money on a regular basis for what their local newspaper calls an orphanage for children with AIDS in Africa. This would seem to be referring to Samuel's ministry. He has a for-profit school, but not an AIDS orphanage. Brent T. and "Anonymous in Nigeria" comment on this. The Lemkuhls in San Luis Obispo, CA, are another family that is in touch with Samuel.
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