Dear Rev. Fr. Michael Banjo @banjoleke Thank you for posting this. Since @roxydado Dr. Rose Gidado has decided to bring it to Church, permit me to provide valuable information on GMOs to you from a Biblical perspective: Please open your Bible to Genesis 1:12 "The earth brought forth vegetation: plants yielding seed of every kind, and trees of every kind bearing fruit with the seed in it. And God saw that it was good." The original patent owner of all seeds, God, according to the scripture above created a system where each plant will perpetuate it's existence through seed for ever. God's design for a regenerative food system is clear—He created all plants to reproduce naturally and abundantly. He called this system "good." But most seeds created by scientists reproduce twice; one is from Seed Breeder to Seed Companies, and the other from the Seed Companies to Farmer, meaning that with each planting season, the seed breeders and companies will can play God and decide who gets food or not. It gets worse. Father Banjo, the GMO crops contaminate the natural crops through Open Air Pollination. This is why some countries have banned it, banning it, and even America is worried they can be attacked with it. Father Banjo, please tell those promoting this abominable science in your Church to come let us have an open debate on any platform of their choice and see if they will attend. But today, food capitalism challenges His divine order, granting a few entities the power to control which seeds can reproduce, how often they can reproduce, and if they can reproduce at all. God's creation was built for life and abundance. The promotion of GMOs disregards this divine plan and represents a rebellion against His perfect agenda for mankind. Scientists and corporations altering God's creation aren't improving it; they are defying it. Lastly Father Banjo, this is why you may need to teach your members in Church to understand the purpose of the organizations they work for, because they may be working very hard against God's agenda for humanity in the name of 'day job'.