The President, Vision Africa International and Co-Chair, Interfaith Dialogue Forum for Peace, Bishop Dr. Sunday Ndukwo Onuoha, has urged the wealthy to care for the poor and vulnerable as COVID-19 pandemic continues to bite harder on the economy.

Bishop Onuoha who spoke yesterday in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, at the ongoing Interfaith Consultation, said what is needed at this point is hunger antidote, which requires that the wealthy reach out to the vulnerable in the society for the purpose of making sure that hunger does not kill them before a lasting solution on how the dreaded virus would be kicked out of the country is found.

The Global Peace Award Winner, 2013, said it is not right for the wealthy to continuously neglect the poor who need every assistance this pandemic period, stressing that until they realise the need to assist and provide succour to the poor, they are wasting their ti

Ok

I am hungry as I type this

Lol but no joke.

No be small hunger virus dey the land, but the most disappointing part is that Nigeria has so many heartless human beings like those that had the minds to hoard Covid-19 palliatives at a point when the hunger virus was ravaging many. One senator even had the audacity to justify what he did with the silly excuse that he was keeping them for his birthday. That's how heartless we have gotten.

So even if such palliatives were distributed again, how sure are we sure that the same thing wouldn't repeat itself and it would get to those who need it?

It's just so sad.

May God help us. Amen!

Rumniggar123:
The President, Vision Africa International and Co-Chair, Interfaith Dialogue Forum for Peace, Bishop Dr. Sunday Ndukwo Onuoha, has urged the wealthy to care for the poor and vulnerable as COVID-19 pandemic continues to bite harder on the economy.

Bishop Onuoha who spoke yesterday in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, at the ongoing Interfaith Consultation, said what is needed at this point is hunger antidote, which requires that the wealthy reach out to the vulnerable in the society for the purpose of making sure that hunger does not kill them before a lasting solution on how the dreaded virus would be kicked out of the country is found.

The Global Peace Award Winner, 2013, said it is not right for the wealthy to continuously neglect the poor who need every assistance this pandemic period, stressing that until they realise the need to assist and provide succour to the poor, they are wasting their ti

OP, tell your bishop to start by selling his church business and using the money to feed those who are poor and in need. Isn't that what the first Christians did, that they were then able to save so many loves during a great famine in the land, and to their credit, pantries operate even to this day in many advanced countries?

Tell your bishop to be the example that Jesus Christ called on him to be.

FEED MY SHEEP
* Give food to those who are hungry
* Give drink to those who are thirsty

TAKE CARE OF MY SHEEP
* Cloth those who are naked
* Welcome the homeless into your home
* Care for the sick
* Visit those who are in prison

That is what Jesus Christ expects from anyone who claims to belong to Him. Remove the boulder from your eye and you will see that you are the problem, not the rixh you expect you can command to do that which you have yet to do.