Chris Okotie

== Education and career ==
He attended secondary school at [[Edo College]], [[Benin City]].  In 1984, he graduated with a degree in law from the [[University of Nigeria]] at [[Nsukka]].  Okotie abandoned his schooling for a while to pursue a pop music career before his returning abruptly.<ref name="Adeniji">{{cite news
  | last = Adeniji
  | first = Olayiwola
  | title = For Dizzy K, a Centre of Joy
  | work = Africa News Service
  | date = 2002-04-26
  }}</ref> Okotie married twice and announced he has separated from his second wife on June 24, 2012.

He returned to school to complete his education and graduated with a law degree. Whilst undergoing law school he interrupted his schooling again to begin his religious ministries. Okotie attended the Grace Fellowship Bible School in [[Tulsa]], [[Oklahoma]], and, soon after, established the Household of God Ministry.

In 1990, Okotie established the annual Karis Awards, hosted by his church, to recognize and financially reward Nigerian citizens.{{citation needed|date=April 2015}}
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