theV0ice:


No mind the old man.....he's behaving like a typical African....

When something pass african man power, na to call on God.

But I guess I might look to the devil angle if I'm to comment here....

Na only devil fit prevent the leadership of Nigeria from making any saving from the boom of the last 4 years to cushion the effects of the downward spiral we are experiencing at the moment.

Anyway, God dey

pascalemmy:
our God is a merciful God n at a time a consuming fire,so some one should b careful of the way they mention his name on this issue.

InvertedHammer:
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English comprehension should be easy. Right?

Oyegun knows his audience--Nigerians, who believe that every event (good or bad) is a subtle message from God.

Oyegun sees the current economic misfortune as a blessing in disguise. Perhaps, it would nudge Nigeria to deviate from reliance from oil as the only major source of revenue through diversification of the economy.

Oyegun is not blaming God!

How am I surprised? How many people pass WAEC these days? This is what "sorting" does to your brain.
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Nienie:

what now??did I talk??

shachris02:


alcmene read the article first before commenting. at least your comment would appear less stewpid.

alcmene:
It is no longer an act of Jonathan but an act of God.....

Do these people have any sense of shame

well the said god that is responsible for our woes is certainly not the one that I and other well-meaning Nigerians that have are opposing Buahari's draconian policies serve.

We serve a merciful and benevolent God that says in the scriptures that He do not derive joy watching his creatures suffer

Unlike the god of APC and Oyegun that inflicts severe hardship on his faithfuls

Joarams:
It's a shame that almost everyone reading this post is commenting the same way. Since when have we lost the act of reading and understanding constructs in this nation? or are we merely being sarcastic? Are we simply looking for an excuse to nail the APC and its chairman? My understanding of the statement is clear and I don't see how he blames God. It's a simple statement of retrospection. To me, saying that 'God' has a hand in the current economic situation is no different than saying 'Nature' has a way of correcting its mistakes...e.g. as Malthusian theorists accept.

Weselion:
Oga ooo.... APC don dey blame God sha... It's is well

Scholes007:
abeg no dey talk waec here, air your view and stop being primitive. Besides didn't he say God has a hand in our woes for us to accept change? Is that not a blame game? Or is God an APC member that will force us to accept change?

InvertedHammer:

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Frustrated?

Not my problem
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plaetton:


Exactly my dear.

These mo.rons are playing their hands early.

Once god comes into economic matters , its the surest sign of capitulation.
These mo.rons are throwing the towel early.
They are clueless.

They don't know how to DRIVE, even with their N3.6b 2016 BMW cars.

plaetton:


Exactly my dear.

These mo.rons are playing their hands early.

Once god comes into economic matters , its the surest sign of capitulation.
These mo.rons are throwing the towel early.
They are clueless.

They don't know how to DRIVE, even with their N3.6b 2016 BMW cars.

adekhingz:
diversification of our economy is something we talk about and will keep talking about. imaging, the economics textbook my papa read(in the 1970s) categorised Nigeria as a developing country and recommended among other points, diversification from mono economy. waec and jamb still dey set questions from it. yet, ## the problem we are having is how to go about it?*** youths!!! na we fit do am ooooooo.

odogwu125:
Have some respect for God, dont bring him into ur madness