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chineduemmao:Congrats we are creating the biggest movement the country has ever seen. What is your State of Resident sir? |
WHY THE CHURCH MUST BE INVOLVED IN POLITICS You will agree with me that the quality of leaders and governance is far less than we deserve to have today. The leaders we have today are mediocre, opportunist and morally bankrupt. And that is why we have so many gates popping up every week: Dieziani gate, Dasuki gate, Maina gate, Malabu oil deal and so many other high level multibillion dollars related cases. The public institutions have been bastardized. Almost all sectors in our country practice nepotism, tribalism and many other anti-unity, anti-people policies. The leaders we have are unrepentant looters, there is youth unemployment everywhere. All of these boil down to one single factor: bad governance. There is an old saying that goes thus: when the head is rotten, the other parts of the body are lost. Over the years, since I have grown to adulthood, I discovered that our choices of leaders have been very poor; we have wrong leaders at all levels of government. And the reason we have this kind of leadership is because morally upright men and women, or the evangelicals don’t participate in political processes. And because of that, the church has been relegated to the background. The church has left a vacuum that thieves and less conscientious people have occupied. The irony is that, these morally bankrupt people will begin to make laws that either undermine our faith or do not favour the church and masses. As Christians, we may choose to fast, pray and speak in tongue, but if we do not crown it with good work, it’s in futility. In the Catholic Church, we have been praying for “Nigeria in distress”, praying against bribery and corruption for over a decades. Even though I believe our prayers have been answered, but the church still needs to push. This is why even when we pray for pregnant women, to deliver like the Hebrew women, the Lord answers, but still requires the women to push! How is the church pushing? We are not pushing, we need to push. His word says, right from the days of John the Baptist, the kingdom of God suffered violence, but now that he has come, Zion will take it by force. After careful analysis and insight by the Holy Spirit, we have come to the conclusion that the ultimate solution to Nigeria's leadership problems lies in the hands of the church. These are what we do preach; love, goodness, uprightness, accountability, fairness, justice, peace truthfulness and all the gifts of the Holy Spirit. That is the solution, we need Holy Spirit filled men and women at the helm of affairs of government. The church needs to start encouraging the next generation to seek for public offices. As a matter of fact, the church needs to even sponsor candidates to contest elections. Because as the saying goes, he who pays the piper, dictates the tune. Let the church dictate the tune. And in order to do this, you need to be ready to sponsor your own financially, morally and otherwise. I encourage you to pray about this, you will know I am speaking the truth. So the awakened youth of the church will be coming to you, Bishops, Pastors, Evangelists and Priests. Don’t turn us down. Encourage your youth to join the movement. God bless you. Also Join the conversation: https:///9seCbHcz7vH6uwHyGNsEJm https://web.facebook.com/Youths-Awakening-Movement-282015565649213/ https://twitter.com/AwakenedYouthng?s=08
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�Do you know that the poor leadership of today is largely responsible for the woes we are facing as a country? �Do you know that our present leaders met a better country than what we have now? �Do you know that our leaders are short changing the future of our generations unborn? �Do you know that our present leaders at all levels are not ready to relinquish power for the next generation and that they have used their time, used our father's time, currently using our own time and still ready to use that of our children's? � Do you know that the best and most prosperous time Nigeria ever had, was when, younger men and women served as leaders? �Are you tired of the incompetencies and greed of our leaders at all levels (local, state and national)? �Are you fed of the whole situation in Nigeria? �Do you desire to see a positive change in the country? � Are you fed up of recycled leaders? �Do you think we can do better than this? �Are you intelligent, vibrant, people oriented and not morally corrupt? Then Join the YOUTHS AWAKENING MOVEMENT and get involved. The youths awakening movement is a sociopolitical movement with a vision to awaken the morally upright and intellectually sounds youths to get involved in policy making and governance by creating a platform for them to aspire, contest, influence, contribute and assume leadership positions in Nigeria. As they are the only panacea to the quagmire the country is experiencing. "Politics is too serious a matter to be left to the politicians"- Charles De Gaulle. We can't continue burying our heads in the sand. A Wiseman once said "the only thing necessary to do for evil to prevail is that good men do nothing. The time to get involved is now, stop complaining and act. To join the movement : Visit: https://youthsawakeningmovement.org.ng Also Join the conversation: https:///9seCbHcz7vH6uwHyGNsEJm https://web.facebook.com/Youths-Awakening-Movement-282015565649213/ https://twitter.com/AwakenedYouthng?s=08 |
GlorifiedTunde: |
please i need the dpr past questions too. enaworedavid@gmail.com. thank you |
vanbonattel:Delta and Edo aint in the old eastern region, no need to attend. Moreover, Delta is such a unique state that the gov despite being half igbo wont want to join some funny alliance (Biafra) |
1 year after Fed Govt launched the YES-P scheme, @BOINigeria yet to disburse to applicants. Shame on BOI |
Are we still talking about yes-p till now, abeg it's another failed program. I Don give up already o. Those Boi Officials have eaten the money. Maybe if the acting president sees this posts he can rescue the program but if not those Boi Officials are just thwating the effort of the govt to create jobs. |
goodfortune200:GENERAL INFORMATION BASED ON THE INTELLIGENCE THINGS, THIS MAN POSTING SUREBET WITH EVERYTHING COLLECT AND PHONE NUMBER ON THE SLIP, IS A CHEAP SCAMMER, AND THAT SLIP IS FAKE AS FAKE DID I FALL VICTIM ? NO DO I KNOW HIM? NO HOW DO I KNOW ITS FAKE? THAT SLIP IS SOMETHING THAT CAN BE PRINTED FROM A COMPUTER USING A4 PAPER AND THEN TRIMMING IT TO SIZE, IF YOU OBSERVE THAT SLIP WELL, THE SHAPE OF THE EDGES ARE IRREGULAR. BE AWARE. OYA NIA COME AND EMPLOY ME. YOU GUYS DO NOTHING IN THIS COUNTRY, OTHER THAN HAVING, LIMITLESS ATM, ACCESS FLIGHT TO ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD, ARREST SOLDIERS, EAT OUR MONEY AND KEEP HARD CURRENCIES IN AN UNSAFE HOUSE AS A SAFE HOUSE. AND YOUR OWN FELLOW NIA WORKER BLOW WHISTLE ON YOU. ABI I LIE? |
unclezuma:Its like you are new in this country. Try am na. You go see yourself for guard room. Incomplete Uniform means nothing, If you are familiar with Nigerian scene, you will know that this solider could have been attached to a big politician in that area or even employed in the street as night guard, they stay in the area. Its common now, most street with big men have soldiers guarding them and they dont always wear complete uniforms, especially in the evenings. |
The Accent of the woman begging the soldier and the last boy informing informing the soldier of someone videoing indicates that this happened in the South/South-Delta State-Warri. I may be wrong though. |
MadManTalking::Phe must die by hanging. |
okochavictor:But you are also not a voice of the Niger Deltans. As for me an Uvwie man, ISWB. ![]() |
Jesusloveyou:Not only Edo o, we many for Delta o. its just that the ruling elites in Delta state have impoverished the people for so long, many of them cant think well again. But PMB's administration is resetting their minds |
CROWNWEALTH019:Hmmm, The Dasuki, Yakubu, Suswam, Amosu and the rest are from Niger Delta right? ![]() |
gratiaeo:Imo and Abia Niger Delta? These people like attachment sha. Do you even know what Delta means? |
poshestmina:You are a Ibori ass licker. You cant like PMB |
dragonking3:We? maybe i should explain. there are two kinds of Niger Deltans, the ones who celebrate criminality, mediocrity, thuggery and thieves these ones are in the helm of affairs in the Niger Delta states and the second are the ones who truly desire to see that criminals are brought to book, those who do not celebrate the likes of Ibori, Uduaghan, Wike and co, these are the Niger Deltans that love to see PMB back . I am an Uvwie man. I proudly voted for PMB. |
The elites of this nation are failing the youths, even the government agencies are incompetent. This yesp programis the easiest way for the government to just employ over 30000 youths in a single year. The government is suppose to ensure the program achieve its aim. I just tire for this country . CC: Lalasticlala Seun Mynd44 Dominique Fynestboi Tonyebarcanista Jasysandra Opharhe Efewestern Sanchez01 LordAdam Izonpikin PassingShot Sarrki Omenkalives |
Nutase:maximum of five million |
Very good.#boiBringbackourloan. |
doctokwus:Would have loved to answer the questions you raised because these are analysis fro half education which is more dangerous than illiteracy. But no need, Even if i explain you wont accept. bros pack go Ghana go stay. |
THIS IS THE “CHANGE” WE VOTED FOR! Some people glamourize regret as if regret is a virtue or an endowment. All some posers need to do to remain relevant on social media is to say they regret voting Buhari. Others less imaginative ask, “Is this the change we voted for?” Whenever I hear these, I am reminded that loyalty is a high-price commodity. What are you regretting? If you really voted “Change”, what did you have in mind? Instead of reveling in your ignorance, should you not be ashamed that you lacked the basic understanding of what you espoused? At your age and with your level of education you still dance to every beat? Shame! This is the “Change” I campaigned and voted for. From inception, I know real, lasting change comes at a high cost and discomfort. Have you ever attempted to change your life, weight, values or complexion? Did it come cheap or easy? Why do many people fail to live up to their New Year resolutions? Genuine change at any level is tough and cruel at first. Nigeria will not be an exception. What happens when corporate organizations decide to change processes and procedures in the workplace? It is usually resisted because most people prefer the status quo. Corporate changes like mergers, acquisitions and reconstructions create imbalance and uncertainties in the concerned entities. I know a man whose workforce reduced by 75% when he restructured (or effected change) in his company. Today, the same man is shouting his voice hoarse that Buhari’s change is draconian and insensitive. Hypocrite! How do we become self-sufficient in food production? The answer is simple: make heavy investments in agriculture and ban importation of foods that deplete our foreign reserve. Take rice for instance. As long as there are no restrictions on the importation of rice, local farmers will not grow rice and our exotic taste buds will not be retrained. If I were Buhari, I would put a total ban on the importation of rice. Take cars, fabrics and wines (and spirits) for another instance. Something drastic needed to be done about our appetite for cars, clothes and wines. The cumulative costs of importing this trio into Nigeria consumed a substantial share of our foreign reserve. Buhari says NO. He argues that if you must use these imports, then be ready to pay a premium price for them. This is simple logic and economics. This is especially so since global oil price has dwindled and tempers are high in the Niger Delta. Goods are more expensive in Nigeria today because Buhari insists that most of the products we import can and should be produced locally. By so doing, he has flung open unending investment and job opportunities for Nigerians especially. While reserving limited foreign exchange for some critical sectors of the economy, Buhari is urging them to make hay while the sun shines. Buhari is CHANGING the way we live, and the pains we now experience are his instruments of CHANGE. You can only take it, but you can’t reject it. Why is Buhari putting these strategic restrictions on our consumption patterns? If you are PDP or a hater, these restrictions are to punish Nigerians. But to the dispassionate observer, Buhari’s stance is the most effective route to Nigeria’s escape from economic doldrums festered by inordinate importation of all and every product. Some countries in Asia, Africa and North America have provided infallible precedents to what Buhari has set out to do. What has happened so far? Buhari is in a mad hurry to fix the refineries. About 6 states are now producing rice in commercial quantities. Cross River state has almost completed what is arguably the largest textile mill in Africa. Buhari is challenging Nigerians to introspect and unleash their creative geniuses. Unfortunately, politics is providing a distracting counter-intuition to these breath-taking developments. Where will Nigeria be in 10 years if we continue (or forced to continue) to look inwards? Imagine what will happen if we continue to produce a larger chunk of what we eat, wear and drink. Imagine when Aba, Sokoto, Nnewi, Kano, Ondo, Osun, Benue and Nasarawa turn natural endowments into skills. Imagine when our universities and polytechnics wake up. Imagine when our industries and blue-chip companies begin to produce. Only a bold step like Buhari’s CHANGE will give form to these imaginations. If you did not understand Buhari’s change, it is not Buhari’s fault. Regretting voting Buhari says so much about your character. Asking “Is this the change we voted for?” is the clearest indication that you must never be taken seriously again. Copied:ISWB |
So which work person go do |
double0seven:Bros you made my day. I was just wondering if all the young people on this country has finally lost it.your post just gave me hope. It's so unfortunate our people have been so used to the wrong doings of our leaders that they do not even know how to think right anymore. We complain of corrupt nass yet someone who is ready and in very good position to open this corruption is doing so. Our youths are castigating him. We have a long way to go o. |
These guys are not serious. They are suppose to reduce their salaries and that of any public servants to be below 1million monthly. that way money will also be saved. Selfish people I tell ya. They are all selfish. |
emmyid:Bros it happens, there are technologies and implant to track people. Dont be primitive. The FG should Just ask the Japanese or Americans for help. |
fkpboss:We speak now. We speaking now. Lets move. Am with you all the way. |
The awakening is began . The undiluted wind of change is coming . Thank God for your guys . |
The answer you seek has two possibilities 1. Impeaching the president going by the Constitution is almost impossible. 2.but just in case the national assembly was able amend and perform magic to make the impeachment possible, 2 things could happen 1. The masses will revolt especially the north and western youths, they might start killing the elite, anarchy will be the order of the day, Syria go be learner . 2. Pmb might just hand over to the military and everything starts from square one. Which ever way pmb will not lose its the masses and corrupt politicians that will be the biggest losers. |
The day the Senate will make the move to impeach pmb will be the beginning of the end of Nigeria. The baboon and dog will not only dance in blood, the ruling class will lose everything. I really look forward to that day o because am tired of this injustice from thieving politicians |
Funjosh:boss please forward the materials to me too.thanks |




