Prophetic Word 2025/ 2026. These particular prophetic words are being shouted and declared from the Roof Tops, like an echo: ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
It was actually in the year 2021 when I first spontaneously shouted these words aloud. Monday 6th September 2021 at 3-50 am, is when I made mention to God the Holy Spirit that I have had enough of the manoeuvring of the devil and his demonic activities on my friends and family members.

Suddenly from no where so many authentic Prophets in 2025 are declaring that 'Enough is Enough'. For it has taken 4 years of intense prayer & intercession for these words to come to pass.

These will be the years, (2025/2026) when the general populace will be introduced to the magnificient and awesome power of God the Holy Spirit.
It is Acts 19 verses 1 -2: It was while Apollos was in Corinth that Paul passed through the Inland districts and came to Ephesus. He found a few disciples there and asked them, "Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?" They answered him, "No, we haven't even heard that there is a Holy Spirit."

Oh, I have been reading with fear and trembling the powerful words of A.W.Tozer, who passed on in the year 1963. He wrote, 'This is why it is so vastly important that we should know the Holy Spirit. More than once, I have gotten on my knees and apologised to the Holy Spirit for the way the Church has treated Him. We have treated Him shoddily.
We have treated Him in such a manner that if you were to treat a guest that way, the guest would go away grief-stricken and never return.'

Come, O Holy Sprit, fill the hearts of Your faithful, and enkindle in them the fire of your Love. Send forth your Spirit and they shall be created. And You shall renew the face of the earth.
Let us pray.O God, who taught the heart of the faithful by the light of the Holy Spirit, grant that by the gift of the same Spirit we may be always truly wise and ever rejoice in His consolation.

Through Christ Our Lord. Amen.

Psalm 23 Verse 1: The Lord is My Shepherd; I shall not want.
Psalm 91 ( Hebraic Version)" You who live in the shelter of Elyon ( Most High),who spends your nights in the shadow of Shaddai(Breasted One)". With a firm instruction from Our Lord on Monday 9th August 2021 Anton commenced and still continues his meditative whole nights of Prayer. Just to touch the Throne Room. Goshen territory. A very safe and secured haven.

Photo (2002) courtesy of Mr. Graham Alderman, then Head of Year 7, St. Dunstan's College, now Director of Sport, Sutton Valence School, Kent.

The Nicholas family outside St. Dunstan's College, Lewisham, London. It was at this College that Paul & Jannine Nicholas were awarded top Academic Scholarships after passing the entrance exams with distinctions. During their time there, the appointed Headmasters were Mr. B. D. Dance (-July 1993), Mr. J. D. Moore (1993-July 1997), Mr. D. I. Davies (September 1997-2004), and Mrs. Fiona Cordeaux (September 2004-2006). Mrs. Cordeaux was once Deputy Head of Wimbledon High School. Interestingly, Dr. Anthony F. Seldon was Deputy Headmaster there whilst Paul studied, later becoming the 13th Master of Wellington College. 23rd May 2014: We pray for Mrs. Joanna Seldon, committing her into the comforting arms of our Lord.

Read about Paul graduating from Cambridge University
Read why Jannine's photo appeared in the Croydon Advertiser, 31st August 2007

Anton's response to Bishop Richard Chartres' sermon: "Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire."

The Aga Khan School, Kampala, Uganda

The above photograph is the school Saida attended in Kampala, Uganda, located on Makerere Road, Old Kampala. Saida completed her secondary/senior education in the United Kingdom. It's a story worth reading. The Aga Khan School, one of the foundational schools, was funded by Prince Aga Khan through the Aga Khan Development Network, a charitable agency.

Above: The iconic "Jamat Khana", Old Kampala. Whilst Saida was growing up in Kampala, she followed her family to meet Prince Karim Aga Khan IV in the beautifully decorated "Jamat Khana". On the few occasions he visited Uganda, thousands came to see him, including Ismailis from across Africa honoring him as their spiritual leader. Now and then, we pass a "Jamat Khana" on Addiscombe Road, Croydon, opposite the Sandilands tram stop. 20th April 2023: We grieve the loss of Saida's sister-in-law, Yasmin Baloo, and will attend her funeral at the Jamat Khana.

This photo was taken in 1991. Seated (L-R): Sadhru Tarmohamud, his wife Roshan (Saida's sister), Naseem, Bahadur Baloo (her sister & brother). Standing (L-R): Shellina née Tarmohamud, Nizar Baloo, Nazma, Mahmud Tarmohamud. Nizar resides in Surrey, UK; the rest in Vancouver, Canada. Bahadur passed away peacefully on 16th April 2020 at 6pm; his funeral was on 24th April 2020 in Surrey, Canada. We had a grand time with him in 2016 but couldn't attend due to Covid-19.

Father Michael Gwinnell (right), Parish Priest at St. Ann's, Kingston Hill, was chaplain to Friends of New Dawn and co-founder of the Walsingham conference with Myles Dempsey. Edward Thevaraj Amirdaratnam, the best man, is beside Anton. Rev. Canon Nicholas Rivett-Carnac, former Vicar of St. Mark's, and his wife Marigold, who aided our wedding preparations, officiated on 23rd April 1983. Read a part of Marigold's email. Bridesmaids Dianne Martin and Joy Jarvis (sister-in-law to Clannad's Marie Brennan) stood behind us.

The grand entrance of the Bridal Procession was memorable with the "Bridal Fanfare" trumpet. This event on 23rd April 1983 confirmed the vision.

Anton was an orthodox, ultra-conservative Roman Catholic daily communicant. Jesus appeared in a three-dimensional vision in July 1979 near the Pyrénées, mandating his marriage to Saida, a born-again evangelical. Read what happened. This is St. Mark's Church, Kennington, during the 1980s, where our marriage took place on 23rd April 1983. 2012: Congratulations to Rev. Stephen Coulson, new Vicar of St. Mark's, formerly of St. Mark's, Mitcham.

The vision showed the marriage scene, fulfilled exactly as seen. Saida, anointed with tears by the Holy Spirit, softened her views on Catholics. Despite demonic attacks, our marriage stands on Jesus' solid foundation (Luke 6:48, Matthew 7:25). Read the last four paragraphs for more.

This event took place on Saturday, 30th June 2007 at St. Mark's Church, Kennington. Marigold Rivett-Carnac blessed the plaque in the presence of Sir Miles James Rivett-Carnac (d. 15th Sept 2009), Lady April, and 200 others. Our family joined the congregation, reconnecting with old friends. Anthea Dimitri-Fotiou, a former St. Mark's preacher, now works with Asia Alive in the USA, setting up a Prayer Centre. Sir Miles' obituary (Times, 13th Oct 2009) notes his naval and banking career.

Jannine at Alleyn's Junior School, Dulwich (2000/2001): Form 5W, with Anna Putt, Augustus Lonsdale, teacher Miss W. Tyler, Alexander Ooi, and Angeli Jeyarajah. Miss Tyler left in January 2002 for Dean Close Preparatory School. Headmistress Mrs. Bridget Weir and Headmaster Dr. Colin Niven led during this time. Jannine completed her junior education in July 2002. Read her Cambridge journey. Graduated from St. John's College, Cambridge, 28th June 2012.

Saida at work in a neonatal ward, now modernized. On 1st July 1997, she fainted from intense pain here. Capture her deliverance. Featured on BBC 1 at peak time.

Paul memorized Psalm 1 young, earning the Noble Award (age 7), Exhibition Award (age 10), and a 100% scholarship (age 16) after 10 A* GCSEs. He received a Certificate of Distinction in the 2000 Invitational Mathematics Challenge and graduated as an Actuary from Christ's College, Cambridge. View his exciting website.

Jannine memorized the Lord's Prayer at age 3, wrote out 24 Bible books, and won scholarships to St. Dunstan's and Sydenham High at age 11. Her name appeared in The Times (25th June 2002) for a top scholarship. She graduated from St. John's, Cambridge, 28th June 2012, after attending Old Palace School, awarded Independent School of the Year 2005-2006. Latest updates.

On 16th January 1999, at Valerie's house in Claygate, Surrey, her mother's final words were, "Please take care of my only daughter," before passing three days later. We've since adopted her into our family.

Valerie Meilton, Chief Dietitian at Guy's Hospital, joined Anton's prayer ministry in 1987. After a revelation, she resigned her secure post, trusting God. Anton's prayer foundation delivered her from depression, leading to a successful private practice. In 2001, we gifted her a two-week trip to Malaysia, staying in a four-star hotel in Penang, thanks to a Christian businessman's generosity. More on dietetic consultations.

Our Chapel, built miraculously behind our garage, is ready for strategic prayer. Finances came unexpectedly from unaware individuals and organizations.

Out of nowhere, 21st April 2023, suddenly a Chapel arose from the dust at the back of our house. Our builders, who are not Christian believers, stand amazed and in awe as to what is happening with this construction. They keep telling me that we were just building an extension—that's all. They are actually encouraging me on how to make it an impressive Chapel. Many prayers and intercessions will be expressed in this special Chapel.

A unique moment for our son Paul Nicholas. Watch the video to see why immersion was mandatory, bringing an unexplainable impartation.

Saida landed at Heathrow Airport as a shy teenager, met by tough fanatical media photographers who insisted on taking her photo. She felt embarrassed and humiliated, placing both hands on her face. She arrived long before the mass Asian Ugandan exodus began, fleeing from tyrannical President Amin. Read the story of Saida's grandmother, Dadima Avalbai Baloo, a formidable entrepreneur in Kampala around 1910.

There's no explanation for this unpleasant experience at the airport, other than that the kingdom of darkness might have had a presupposition that she was destined for a powerful visitation with Our Lord Jesus Christ in the UK. Although covered under the British Nationality Act as a Ugandan Protectorate, she was entitled to full British citizenship, securing her place at a top Grammar School.

Saida evangelized with David and Joyce Lamb at St. Mark's Church, Kennington, yet her name was totally omitted from a book referencing the church. The photo above shows Saida standing alongside David Lamb and Joyce Lamb at the back. This photo was taken on a holiday in Switzerland.

She sacrificed her nursing career, qualifying as a Registered Nurse from King's College Hospital (October 1977) and as a Registered Sick Children's Nurse at Great Ormond Street (July 1980).

She worked at Belgrave Children's Hospital until April 1981, surrendering her career in May 1981 for full-time evangelism. The Nursing Administration offered her a Ward Sister's post, which she declined.

Saida's earliest foundation was etched out after leaving home, when she joined a Christian Community located at Crewdson Road, Oval, London SW9.

Saida originally stayed with a group of believers commencing May 1977. It was led by Spencer and Helen Scrutton. They arrived at St. Marks after being involved with a thriving Christian Community in Indonesia.

Among others who stayed in the Community House included Russell Ewens, Nick Jewitt, Maxine Bartlett and Reverend Dr. Robert Ward now residing in Newcastle.

Dr. Robert Ward led a very active Church, St. Lukes Newcastle. He is married to Reverend Alice Ward.

It was at this Community House at Crewdson Road that the friendship between us started on Saturday 7th November 1981. It was through a party organised by the leaders.

The conversation between us started well but tension arose when we realised that Saida was an on fire Evangelical Christian and Anton was a true blue, truly grounded Orthodox Roman Catholic.

Saida spent weekends with David and Joyce in Balham, praying, fasting, and holidaying together, including a 1982 trip to Villars-sur-Ollon, Switzerland, hosted by Anne Liddell-Grainger.
This is the video that Anton proclaimed to the world on how Our Dear Lord instructed Anton & Saida to fly to Malaysia, where God the Holy Spirit would guide them to find a life partner for their son Paul.

At a top North London Grammar School, Saida, the only Asian girl, faced rejection from Caucasian boys during exams, sitting next to her reluctantly. This, compounded by her father's death at 16 months and a solo flight from Uganda at 13, left deep wounds. Her agonizing experiences were never ministered to adequately, with prophetic words often superficial. Read her deliverance story.

Saida celebrating a very special birthday. She became a committed Christian at 16 on Easter Sunday, the only family member to do so, lacking familial spiritual guidance. Now, she's confident in Christ Jesus' presence.