Sunday School Discussion: Unlocking Nigeria's Potential With Tinubu's Forward-Thinking Policies
By Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah

Good morning, everyone, and welcome to today's Sunday school discussion. Today, we will delve deeper into the importance of keying into the policies proposed by Asiwaju Bola Tinubu for the development of Nigeria.

Tinubu's policies emphasize appropriate taxation in relation to investment in infrastructure, education, healthcare, agriculture, and other schemes aimed at jump-starting Nigeria's progress.

The proposed introduction of the creation of commodity exchange marketplaces for rural farmers is an important component of Tinubu's policies. As a result of these markets, commodity banks would be able to buy agricultural items directly from farmers who might not have the resources to transport or refine their goods in the city.

This plan would empower farmers, enhance their income, and boost agricultural output by giving them a local market for their products.

Additionally, Tinubu intends to introduce a mortgage system where qualified Nigerians can purchase houses, vehicles, and other essentials and pay over an extended period of time, as is common in other developed nations. This initiative aligns with the principles of responsible financial management and equitable access to essential resources.

As we reflect on this aspect, let us draw inspiration from Proverbs 3:27, which states, "Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due when it is in your power to act." Tinubu's proposed mortgage system aims to empower individuals and families by providing them with the opportunity to secure their own homes and assets, fostering stability and economic growth.

Another critical aspect of Tinubu's policies is the introduction of a student loan program that guarantees access to education for children who may not have the financial means.

This initiative aligns with the timeless lesson taught in Proverbs 22:6, which states, 'Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.' By investing in education, we are not only shaping the future of our nation but also equipping our children with the tools they need to succeed.

This verse holds significant meaning in relation to Tinubu's proposed student loan program, as it highlights the transformative power of education in the lives of young individuals.

Through this program, children who may lack financial resources will be provided with an opportunity to receive an education, paving the way for a brighter future for themselves and our nation as a whole.

Furthermore, Tinubu's policies include a crucial step towards cleaning up the financial system by floating the Naira with a unified value. This move aims to address the issues of corruption, inefficiency, and disparity that have plagued Nigeria's financial landscape. By streamlining and strengthening the financial system, Nigeria can attract investment, foster economic stability, and empower its citizens.

In the context of this financial reform, let us reflect on the wisdom shared in Proverbs 16:11, which declares, "Honest balances and scales belong to the Lord; all the weights in the bag are of his making."

Tinubu's commitment to cleaning up the financial system and promoting transparency aligns with biblical principles of integrity and fairness, laying a foundation for sustainable growth and development.

Additionally, Tinubu's policies include the removal of fuel subsidies, which has saved the government a significant amount of money. This decision highlights the importance of fiscal responsibility and resource allocation.

In Luke 16:10, we find the wisdom of Jesus who said, "Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much." By eliminating wasteful spending and redirecting those funds, the government can provide much-needed palliatives and essential services for the masses.

In conclusion, by keying into Tinubu's policies, Nigeria has the potential to experience transformative growth.

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Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah ministering live from Bush Radio Tabernacle.

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Sunday School lectures you said. I thank God for Assemblies Of God church and how it has shaped the education of Nigerians. Praise the Lord.

Talk but no strategy

Tinubu has never been foeward thinking, never. He is best remembered to be a corrupt political businessman who uses transactional means to negotiate who gets what among the few political elites.

He has zero records of making anything right for a wide number of people like the millions of people who make up Nigeria.

He is tribalistic, sectional, bigoted and even confrontational in his attitude, some even say he is violent and supports evil.

A bad person can never never make a good leader. It has never happened before.

Interesting

At this juncture, any supporter or believer of Tinubu should better get checked in a psychiatrists home..

The hardship coming in few years is doing press up.. you lots have not seen what is to come..

The trekking and the mass resignation from work place has just begun..

Baby step policy analysis
Step 1. Baby just born in May 2023
Step 2. Baby will start crawling in 6 month time
Step 3. Baby will start learning how to stand (another 6 months )
Step 4. Baby will start walking ( 2 years is gone)
Step 5. Baby will start learning how to run (1 year after walking)
Step 6. Maybe start running

So dear Sunday school teacher kicking the ground running of Tinubu as promised during campaign will not be fixable in 4 years

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