sirwhyteB:
It is quite obvious that Nigeria was created in 1914 and expired in 2013.

The only solution to the problems in Nigeria is DIVISION.

God has blessed every ethnicity in Nigeria greatly with available resources to sustain them.

Why is our leaders suffering Nigerians when they knew that Nigeria has expired?

Lollittaa:
"... men ought always to pray and not to faint" Like 18:1
We're called to pray ALWAYS, for and in every situation. Telling pastors not to urge their members not to pray, is like telling a farmer not to take a hoe and cutlass to the farm.
Why pastors are often the focus of these people is what I don't understand. How many percent of the Nigerian population are pastors?
Are pastors democratically elected?
What's the army and police meant for then?

omojeesu:
Bad things need prayers.
So are good things.
We can not nor should not
Stop praying.

However, faith without works (taking corresponding actuons) is dead.

Abohboy:


So in the amalgamation letter did it say that it has a expiry date and all parties can divide at will? No it doesn't there's no reason for Nigeria's division instead of looking for a civil war why don't we get the right people into power and get a referendum through that medium instead of wasting our time fighting

Jopemj:
There are some element of truth in what he said but nevertheless, this is a country we are talking about not just an individual, therefore we can't give up on a whole nation cos it's goin to affect us all, therefore we must continue to pray for our belove country Nigeria. GOD BLESS NIGERIA.

Jopemj:
There are some element of truth in what he said but nevertheless, this is a country we are talking about not just an individual, therefore we can't give up on a whole nation cos it's goin to affect us all, therefore we must continue to pray for our belove country Nigeria. GOD BLESS NIGERIA.

nowhere:
Getting referendum is like getting employment and electricity oo

Abohboy:


Stop praying and start working is what he's saying not everything should be about scripture or what your God says it is high time Nigerians stop being so overly superstitious and religious and start taking action and fighting for what they want

nowhere:
But e no dey work.

BlessedNuel:
9ja matter big pass Zuma rock

Lollittaa:
"... men ought always to pray and not to faint" Like 18:1
We're called to pray ALWAYS, for and in every situation. Telling pastors not to urge their members not to pray, is like telling a farmer not to take a hoe and cutlass to the farm.
Why pastors are often the focus of these people is what I don't understand. How many percent of the Nigerian population are pastors?
Are pastors democratically elected?
What's the army and police meant for then?

nowhere:
The prayer no dey work..no God in Nigeria. You no fit just grab this

Lollittaa:

what happened to your own hands? Why don't you show an example by your actions? You don't have to believe in the supernatural, and frankly, no one owes you an explanation as to why Christians pray.
Go to sambisa forest and fight the Boko Haram. Don't hide behind your screen dissing things you haven't the slightest idea about.

Jopemj:

You need to give your life to Christ

hotseat:
I can infer that Seun is not implying that prayers for the country is bad!


Far from it!


He is saying that instead of concentrating all our energy and focus on prayers alone, we have a civic obligation to point out failings in the system and confront them in order to bring about positive developments.


At the end of the day, we all can beat our chests that the Nigeria of our dreams has arrived.

Lollittaa:
"... men ought always to pray and not to faint" Like 18:1
We're called to pray ALWAYS, for and in every situation. Telling pastors not to urge their members not to pray, is like telling a farmer not to take a hoe and cutlass to the farm.
Why pastors are often the focus of these people is what I don't understand. How many percent of the Nigerian population are pastors?
Are pastors democratically elected?
What's the army and police meant for then?

omojeesu:
We don't all have to join a party.
Let's shine the light of Christ
Everywhere and at all levels
Starting from the home and Church.
We can also be part of Civil Society.

However, if a Christian or some Christians feel led by God, they may join political parties or even form their own party.

BRATISLAVA:


If they don't hate the church, who else will they hate?

The go to vote in losers and turn around and attack Christians. They haven't demand to know where their VAT and other taxes go. They don't want to know what constituency allocations were used for. But it's so convenient to lay it at the feet of churches.

Churches that are developing their nation for them.

Odewaleadesoye:


https://dailypost.ng/2021/09/13/stop-praying-for-nigeria-seun-kuti-tells-religious-leaders/

Abohboy:


We need to give our lives to work

yemmight:
Who is Seun Kuti?

goslowgoslow:

Who is yemmight?

VEXT:
Na only for pastors head Una dey talk rubbish.. fuckin junky

Abohboy:


How will we get a better country without voting in the right people?

CelestineNelson:
He just said nothing absolutely nothing...
Nigeria Musicians and waste talk Na 5&6

Lollittaa:

the other day, I read it here on NL that each house of rep member is given 100m naira per year for their constituencies. Yet no outrage on a large scale. But let them read that a pastor bought a new jet, built a bigger dome or a University, suddenly the church is to blame for every problem in this country.
Seun Kuti should carry placard to the house of assembly. They are the ones who are elected, by law.
If they don't repent, that hatred will choke them all.

omojeesu:


Work can kill.
But Jesus saves.
In Christ your work
Is helped further by grace.
Laziness and cluelessness
Have no place in Christ.