– Pastor Adeboye has said what Nigeria is facing is
global issue and not peculiar to the country
– Nigeria is facing serious economic challenges with
increasing inflation rate, hardship following the
removal of subsidy on petrol

Popular pastor and general oversea of Redeemed Christian
Church of God (RCCG) Pastor Enoch Adeboye has
commented on the current situation facing the country.
Nigeria is facing serious economic challenges with
increasing inflation rate, hardship following the removal of
subsidy on petrol which has put the price of the product at
N145 per litre.
The nation is also battling terrorism in the north-east,
agitation for Biafra nation in south-east and Niger-Delta
militants in Niger-Delta region.
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Speaking on his verified Facebook page, Pastor Adeboye
said what Nigeria is facing is global. He added that children
of God who give will not lack in this trouble time.
“Let me tell you the truth, the problems we are facing now
in Nigeria is global not just Nigeria alone but the children of
God, will grow fat. Those who have been giving can now go
and withdraw from their account with
God. #GiveLiveEatDie,” he wrote.
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PASTOR E. A. ADEBOYE
Let me tell you the truth, the problems we are
facing now in Nigeria is global not just Nigeria
alone but the children of God, will grow fat.
Those who have been giving, can now go and
withdraw from their account with God.
#GiveLiveEatDie
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Meanwhile, the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade
Union Congress (TUC) as well as their civil society allies has
given President Muhammadu Buhari three days to reverse
the increase pump price of petrol to N86 per litre or face
indefinite strike action.

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Hmmmmmn

Owk

He who wears the shoes know where it pinches..... The masses are suffering the impact of the fuel hike. Government should dialogue with labor leaders,increase workers wages and bring out palliatives to cushion the effects of subsidy removal. Anything less will not be accepted

He has spoken the truth... Its actually global.

Just stick closer to God and you'll be fine

Ok

all these fake men of Jesu, deceiving us to store our gold in heaven, while they flex the gold here on earth



they are all scam

GlorifiedTunde:
He has spoken the truth... Its actually global.

Just stick closer to God and you'll be fine

During Jonathan's time it was what.?

Even if petrol sells for N515 per liter, as for me and my household, we will continue to prosper IJN.

I don't expect him to talk otherwise. His silent support for APC government is obvious to discerning eyes. He's not even encouraging churches to spend more on welfare of their members but for members to start drawing from their heaven's account. I get the gist. It's an indirect way of asking members to give more. While that's true, it's still half truth if churches are not being told to give more to the needy among them in a time like this.
I want to hear men of God who speak withoutN any fear or favour of those who oppress us.

"Die Religion ... ist das Opium des Volkes"

nigeria is facing a global problem but the children of God will eat fat.

who are the children of God? does. this God of man means his son the VP?

the last time I check. all the already suffering Nigeria masses are the children of God. what does he mean by children of God.

Okay

"...........However, the opposition Peoples Democratic Party members described the government’s move as “laughable.”

They asked why it took the government so long to see what Jonathan saw many years ago and resolved to fix it but he was opposed.

The Minority Leader of the House, Mr. Leo Ogor, in particular, asked the government to apologise to the PDP.

The Chairman, House Committee on Public Petitions, Mr. Uzoma Nkem-Abonta, a PDP member, also called for an apology from the Buhari government......."

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