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Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by Omooba77: 11:50am On Dec 25, 2023
Bishop Mathew Kukah, the Bishop of Sokoto Catholic Diocese, has expressed his perspective on the ongoing government palliatives, stating that they do not offer effective solutions to the challenges faced by Nigerians.

Kukah in his Christmas message theme, “Time to Reclaim Nigeria’s Greatness” said the problems are deep and are structural, calling on President Bola Tinubu not to be afraid to reset the template of power no matter the cultural or historical myths. “We are tired of promises and stories. We want evidence we can see and touch”

He also called on the President to stop the killings of Nigerians by whatever name must end and end now. “These senseless killings, abductions, extortions and kidnappings have to end and the sacredness and sanctity of human life restored. Blasphemy laws have no place in a democracy. We are not in a theocracy.

“Those who take life by whatever means must be fished out and punished. A culture of compensation to victims must be institutionalised and states must take full responsibility while criminals or those who hide them are fished out. We cannot go on this way. The seeds of hatred that have sprouted in Gaza show us the consequences of allowing a culture of distorted narratives to grow among us.

“You must rid the public service of criminals who have turned the opportunity to serve into an ignoble enterprise. We concede that there are millions of decent men and women who genuinely wish to serve but are crushed by the deadweight of corrupt ogas at the top who use corruption as their oxygen! This surgery must happen if you are to succeed in any of your dreams of delivering much-needed services to our people.

He also spoke on the 2023 elections and their consequences on the nation so far, and called on leaders on every front to as a matter of urgency find healing as soon as possible. He explained that this is not an easy job for any nation and there are no shortcuts to nation-building.

He however said the last few years did test our collective resolve to stay united. “Now, the government must devise strategies for achieving reconciliation which has eluded us.

“Our injuries are not invisible. Very many National Conferences have been held to chart a way forward. The trove of grievances and hopes is there and all the government needs to do is to dust them up. No need to reinvent the wheel or attempt some new diagnosis.

He further said, “Mr. President, Sir, congratulations and a happy Christmas. Now, you have what you prayed for, what you dreamt of, what you longed for. For the better part of over twenty years, you have plotted to be our President. For years, you campaigned for a new Nigeria through restructuring or overhauling the defective machinery of the Nigerian state.

“For years, you fought the military and other forms of dictatorships. For years, you fought for the victims of a deep state. For years, you sought to create an egalitarian society. For years, you sought a just society. For years you have built networks with individuals, communities and institutions. Now is harvest time.

“You are on the driving seat now. Under your watch, Nigeria must turn the corner. Under your watch, we must end the ugly instrumentalization of religious, ethnic or regional identities. You have had enough time to think of the answers to many questions that are crying for answers. Your future and that of our country is in your hands.

” Mr President, you have no excuses before God or the people of Nigeria. Neither God nor history will not forgive you if you fail. This is our moment, our date with history. Now, all eyes and ears are on you. Our prayers for a united country are with you.

“We have seen the first faltering steps of policy decisions which have elicited a mixture of controversy, anxiety and praise. This is to be expected. You have promised us a Renewed Hope Agenda, but know that hope has worn thin in our dear nation.

“Nigerians have almost lost hope in the fact that a government can really and truly care for them. Nigerians have lost hope in the fact that our politicians will put our interests first and find a way to deal with the cancer of corruption. We had lost hope in being united again given the seeds of division that had been sown. Ignite our hope again, Sir.

“We now have seen some renewed hope in your effort to run an inclusive government. We want an end to partisanship. The problems of Nigeria are deep-seated and they are based on a culture of corruption that has become the foundation stone of governance. This evil structure has to be dismantled.

“To be able to have credibility, your Renewed Hope agenda must be based on a solid foundation of faith and hope for the restoration of glory for our country. So far, a few of your key policies have unleashed a raft of suffering on the masses of our people. There must be a deliberate effort to restore hope on the faces of the poor and vulnerable in our society.

“We have heard the familiar stories of empty treasuries and the efforts at investigations. We wait to see if anything will be different. Lay the foundation for ending the unnecessary sufferings of our people”

Kukah also appealed to Nigerians to continue to have faith in the country and stay the course in hope. “God will do great things for our nation, but we each must renew our commitment towards self-examination and repentance.

“Good politics and good politicians can bring about change, but all of these require the commitment and honesty of citizens to be honest at all levels. I therefore call on Christians in particular in this season to become real models of our faith.

“The call to be a Christian is not a call to join an Association or a Club. The fourteenth-century English poet Alexander Pope who said, “Christ may be born a thousand times in Bethlehem, but if he is not born in your heart, his birth has no meaning for you.”

https://tribuneonlineng.com/nigerias-problem-will-not-be-resolved-by-palliatives-kukah/

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by Totilopussylick(m): 11:52am On Dec 25, 2023
tongue

Is a shame on Bola Ahmed Tinubu to think palliatives is the solution to Nigeria problems

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by NoshakingGod(f): 11:54am On Dec 25, 2023
I don't know what is palliative. I didn't get any neither do I know who got any.

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by AqualinaXYZ: 11:56am On Dec 25, 2023
Palliative wey no go reach 3 people eat once




Pastor Kukah commot your mouth oo his poor hungry supporters are coming to attack you



Many of them no go even see money buy chicken today na bird them dey cook like this

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by NoSmoking: 11:59am On Dec 25, 2023
Yeah sure

But same sex marriage will


🤕

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by boxypane(m): 12:02pm On Dec 25, 2023
Very true.all Nigeria needs is for the FG to create an enabling environment for business to thrive. Nigerians will take it from there.

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by Bobloco: 12:03pm On Dec 25, 2023
grin
Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by AqualinaXYZ: 12:06pm On Dec 25, 2023
NoSmoking:
Yeah sure

But same sex marriage will


🤕


Did Nigeria catholic association support same sex marriage?


You’ve come to attack him for this simple truth that will even help you and your family


I no blame una my guy na Luggard wey join all of us in this same country


Because normally we all don’t have any similarities in common to be in one country


Backward bloody Unity begging bastards

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by Ance4Liverpool: 12:08pm On Dec 25, 2023
[quote author=NoSmoking post=127619132]Yeah sure
But same sex marriage will
Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by NoSmoking: 12:09pm On Dec 25, 2023
AqualinaXYZ:



Did Nigeria catholic association support same sex marriage?


You’ve come to attack him for this simple truth that will even help you and your family


I no blame una my guy na Luggard wey join all of us in this same country


Because normally we all don’t have any similarities in common to be in one country


Backward bloody Unity begging bastards

Yeah sure

Secede from the same sex universal Catholic Church then
Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by SmartPolician: 12:12pm On Dec 25, 2023
I hail all men of goodwill who have watched their beloved country get worse over time, spoke against it and eventually realised that nothing could be done about it. This, without a doubt, can be frustrating.

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by AqualinaXYZ: 12:36pm On Dec 25, 2023
NoSmoking:


Yeah sure

Secede from the same sex universal Catholic Church then


E no go better for you




Mark todays date

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by Floky215: 1:15pm On Dec 25, 2023
Tinubu is trying hard to bribe Nigerians with fake amala palliative like he did lagos so they can forget about him and worship him instead.. but he forgot Nigeria is not Lagos and Nigerians ain't taking the nonsense...!!!

The owambe palliative won't help him in any way..!!

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by Melagros(m): 1:50pm On Dec 25, 2023
You're right sir, tinubu is a hater of Christians in Nigeria

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by Omooba77: 1:51pm On Dec 25, 2023
Merry Christmas, Nlfpmod and everyone on nairaland.com.........

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by Usmanovic95(m): 1:53pm On Dec 25, 2023
Palliative that is compounding to our already compounded problems.Once the dust settled,that's when they will release the outrageous figure they spent on the pseudo programme.Palliative is an avenue to loot more funds,are NIGERIANS still not getting the memo?

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by Zxcvbnmghtr: 2:28pm On Dec 25, 2023
grin

Kukah himself. I wish he can be given an administrative post let's see the miracle he will perform.

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by damble: 2:29pm On Dec 25, 2023
WHERE IS THAT BOY THAT ALWAYS DEDICATE SONGS TO PEOPLE? IS HE SERVING BAN FROM NAIRALAND'S MODERATORS Niiii?

I DEDICATE "AJE KUN IYA" BY DINO MELAYE TO HIM...

WHAT A GREAT JAM

It seems reality don dey set in for am

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by honestivo(m): 2:31pm On Dec 25, 2023
Not at all, he should concentrate on good governance and leave 2027 politics for now

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by INTEGRITYA1(m): 2:31pm On Dec 25, 2023
Okay
Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by Ajehkpako4naija(f): 2:32pm On Dec 25, 2023
Omooba77:


https://tribuneonlineng.com/nigerias-problem-will-not-be-resolved-by-palliatives-kukah/
The palliative will also be hijacked by Tinubu and his politicians. They have nothing to offer. Bunch of scaliwagsss

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by mu2sa2: 2:33pm On Dec 25, 2023
Fr mathew Hassan Kukah should just contest the election and come to power and implement his wonderful theories.

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by Helpfromabove1(m): 2:33pm On Dec 25, 2023
Palliative was not for Nigerian in the first place, it just another way for embezzlement

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by AfroBeatDiary: 2:34pm On Dec 25, 2023
They know but will only combine to it with the pallative hence the steal under pallative.

Do you know home many billion that was said to have spent to feed school children...

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by inoki247: 2:35pm On Dec 25, 2023
Everybody can see Solutions to Nigeria Problem from Far....
Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by zombieHUNTER: 2:35pm On Dec 25, 2023
undecided


If Thief nubu no share Palliative


which format again e go take thief

15k monthly to millions of families bawo grin cheesy

who on this forum knows anyone that they paid grin

APc only came to steal loot and destroy
while been supported by Yoruba Muslims..

All those from Southwest that are abusing Buhari and Emefiele today.. supported them for eight good years.. go figure

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by Calitoscassius(m): 2:35pm On Dec 25, 2023
NoSmoking:
Yeah sure

But same sex marriage will


🤕
Irrelavant, poverty affects everyone regardless of their gender or sexual preference.

Opposite sex marriage hasn't solved Naigerian's ever trippling problems either. grin

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by bigdammyj: 2:36pm On Dec 25, 2023
Noted.
Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by divinitybillz(m): 2:36pm On Dec 25, 2023
Kukah has always been an advocate of truth. I doubt Tinubu will get this.

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Re: Nigeria’s Problem Will Not Be Resolved By Palliatives — Kukah by datola: 2:36pm On Dec 25, 2023
Abi o.

I think they know but just want another format for corruption.

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