Today is Sunday, and millions of Nigerians will be heading to church. On Fridays, millions also gather in mosques to pray. One thing is clear—Nigeria is a deeply religious country.
But here is my question:
After all the prayers, sermons, and acts of worship, why do some people still return to their offices, government institutions, and businesses only to engage in corruption and steal public funds?
Both the Bible and the Qur'an condemn stealing, dishonesty, and corruption. They teach justice, integrity, and accountability.
So, if we are truly as religious as we claim to be, who is stealing Nigeria's wealth? Who is responsible for the corruption that has held this country back?
Perhaps the real problem isn't our religion—it's our willingness to practice what we preach.
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“Christianity Began To Deteriorate In Nigeria The Moment Some Christian Preachers Including Some Catholic Priests Started Telling People, Especially Those Who Were Suffering, That Believing In Christ Would Automatically Bring Breakthroughs, Miracles, And An End To Their Sufferings.” ~ Bishop Godfrey I. Onah
“In Nigeria, We Have Two Governments. One Is Collecting Tax, The Other Is Collecting Ransom. Same Country, And They Both Have One Thing In Common, Making Life Difficult And a Living Hell For Nigerians.” ~ Isaac Fayose Reacts
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Tinubu's government, through the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF), hired 6 SANs to defend the case requesting them to release details of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway contract, which was awarded to Chagoury’s Hitech!
My goodness!✍️
“Look at Nigeria. 45 million people. They don’t enjoy our standard of living, even with their vast natural resources.”
- Former Prime Minister of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew, revealing how his country succeeded, but Nigeria and Africa failed.
This was 65 years ago!✍️
“During President Goodluck Jonathan’s time, religious leaders came out to match because of fuel subsidies. The things we are going through now is times 100 of the things they came out to match for yet these people are not saying anything. Are you guys compromised? Have they paid you people.”
~Nigerian lady asks why religious leaders (pastors, Reverends etc) are silent over the current happenings under this administration
Yesterday defenders of democracy, today's destroyers, What a shame.
What an irony of history, that the acclaimed defenders of democracy and human rights who claimed to have fought for democracy during the era of General Sani Abacha now find themselves worse than the man they opposed.
Today, General Sani Abacha, once presumed face of oppression, will be remembered as seemingly more democratic and more respectful of human rights than the so-called champions of activism from the NADECO days. Power indeed reveals character.
A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO
“Nigerians go and get a g?n. Your president is no longer interested in securing your lives, he’s more interested in getting a second term in 2027. The Governor of Plateau state came to the scene in an armored vehicle and refused to come down. He said they’ll bury the dead. Nothing were said about justice. The chief of army staff is more interested in quoting the prodigal son in the bible than apprehending the culprits massacring our people everyday. Governors are fighting for a second term so they are not interested in your security.”
— Man says.
“War is at home right now in Nigeria” — U.S. missionary Alex Barbir says the scale and coordination of attacks show the country is facing a domestic war.
“When I served as Chief of Staff in Rivers State, we wrote election results and handed them over to the commission to announce it,”
-Mr. Tony Okocha.
Just imagine this country.
Someone can casually say openly that he and his boss rig elections.
A JUNGLE.
@CrownprinceCom2 Abeg oo! All these old people should give way. Malami cannot make a good attorney general. Elrufai cannot make a good senate president.