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A statement like this is barbaric, to say the least.

Nigeria still has a long way to go with public officers making statement like this.

Shame on the gym master who derailed from professional conduct.

Shame on the ladies for being shameless!

This is serious.

Stay away from scam if you want trouble to stay away from you.

Good for him.

He is such a big disappointment.

Liar!

I'm a married man and I'm in no lady's DM. I know many other married men who don't even know you.

Must you use such a hyperbole?

Take heart sir.

I pray God will replenish whatever the criminals have stolen.

Please don't despair.

On point.

Only insincere people will say there is no hunger in Nigeria.


There is and the hunger is real.

RedpillAnalyst:
What this nation needs is not endless cycles of religious rituals and empty chants. Today it's Jesus, tomorrow it's Christ, next week it's Muhammad—then what? This behavior is just wasting time and promoting a lack of productivity. There's no sincerity in the praise and worship event.

A country can’t move forward if its people are stuck in poor mindsets, spending all their time rejoicing and shouting "Hallelujah!" but little time actually building anything—whether for themselves, their families, or their nation. This only worsens the situation. Everywhere you look, it's the same scene: POS centers and churches, but nothing is improving. The only people getting ahead are the ones selling empty promises.

It’s time for a wake-up call. People need to stop waiting for some "daddy" or "papa" to tell them what to do. It’s not about halting worship, but about ditching the fantasy that spiritual talk can replace hard work. The nation’s problems won't be solved with chants and empty prayers.

Religion has never built a country, but hard work, sincerity, honesty, and productivity have. It's time we wake up and face the reality that our future depends on action, not just belief.

You are on point.

What we need is productive thinking and acts, not to be so religious, yet empty.

He is merely proving that all politicians in Nigeria are the same.

The beautiful ones are not yet born.

What a paradox!

I thought faith healers should never be rushed for medical attention.

But then, what do I know?

I will not agree with all these big figures until facts on the ground show that Nigerians are enjoying buoyant economy.

So far, the opposite is the case. Cry, the beloved country.

It is a big paradox that churches and pastors own jet and airstrips in Nigeria.

How do we reconcile this with the fact that many Nigerians are poor?

How do 'men of God' justify this ostentatious lifestyle?

50 wraps!

This is suicidal. This is real desperation at work. Say no to drug dealing and abuse.

Best of luck. But I don't think Putin will dare to do that. We have already seen his worst.

It would have been better if he had started a school, a quality but affordable school.


That one will employ people and add to life productivity.

Different places have different craziness.

Pants on display for over two months!

What a sordid sight.

Human beings must learn to tolerate and bear one another. Hatred does not pay.

Good news.

Though it is minimal, it is commendable.

I hope things will continue to be better. I wish Nigeria the best.

Go and sin no more.

Drug addiction is dangerous.

Avoid it.

A pity.

When will all these violence end?

A character like this is untrustworthy and unreliable.

The issue of tithe is to make believers pay continually to the church.

It is a material thing, not spiritual. Some will quote Malachi, but they will not mention the context (old Testament) of which Malachi wrote that.

Asking for tithes is just for financial gain for the church, nothing more.

For those insisting on it, it becomes a religious extortion, a fraud.

Many people don't value sexual purity, especially youths.

Today is 24th of November but Nairaland is just bringing to the front-page what they should have done on 14th November.

People should like to value purity.

The bigger problem is corruption and insincerity in governance.

It's a shame.

Confusion!

Is it mass sacking government should embark on now, in this austere time?

It is disheartening that people have to seek spiritual solutions to what should be their rights.

It is disheartening.

It's another case of profligacy.

It is mindboggling to spend like this in an economy where people can hardly eat twice a day.

Government has no empathy for the masses. It is unfortunate.

What an audacity. I suspect it must be an insider's job.

Stealing is bad, no matter where the crime is committed.

But, 'soliciting for prayers' to find the missing cows is absurd.

Why do we have to keep blaming previous regimes?

What exactly has the current regime done to alleviate the suffering of the people? Has it not been making one harsh policy after another?

Has the current government been showing empathy to the Nigerian people?

We are tired of hearing that the fault is from previous government. Let the current government face its responsibilities and act responsively.

It's always saddening reading about thefts of government property. This sordid act is one of our problems in this country.

Yet, we claim to be Christians and Muslims.

It's a shame!

Loans without productivity is a big burden.

Nigeria has a lot of productivity in the agricultural sector which is not fully explored.

Boosting the productivity of the various sectors of the economy is the solution, not taking unbridled loans.

How I wish this could be true.

Nigeria's elections are not always credible so they hardly reveal wishes of majority of the people.

There's no doubt that Tinubu's economic policies have impoverished Nigerians.

He needs to revise some of the policies. A government that is stifling lives out of people cannot claim to be for the people.