- About 18 months after President Muhammadu Buhari took over the leadership of the country, the citizens say they are yet to see the promised 'change'

A general overseer based in Lagos has given an incite into the many failures of the Buhari administration as well as the frustration these have caused As Nigeria slips deeper into recession, the general overseer of the Divine Appointment Ministry International, Ilupeju, Lagos, Reverend Ben Eragbai, has revealed that the All Progressives Congress (APC) administration of President Muhammadu Buhari is only being saved by one factor.

Reverend Eragbai reveals what is still saving Buhari's governmentThe man of God made this known in a lengthy interview with The Sun stating that this is not the change Nigerians expected when they voted out Goodluck Jonathan.According to him, the country would have turned against the government because the recession has reached a boiling point.

The administration is being saved by the churches which have continued to give hope to the already hopeless, he said.Confirming that there is starvation everywhere in the country, the clergyman added: As a pastor, we are bearing the burden of the people, seeing what is happening now, where people are finding it hard to feed; some are equally not finding it easy paying transport fares to go to work.

“Many are thrown out of jobs and some cannot pay their house rents, as well as their children’s school fees. Unemployment rate has so much increased.“So far so good, I believe God is still on the throne. This is not the change that Nigerians asked for,” he said.

He added: “We had thought that before voting a person into office, he should have appraised the enormity of challenges he was going to face and prepared to paddle the economy.“Removing former President Goodluck Jonathan shouldn’t just be the achievement of the All Progressives Congress (APC), but meeting the needs of the people who are now staving and groaning over the excruciating poverty and suffering in the land, should be their strongest point.”

Eragbai slammed the government for deceiving Nigerians with the claim that the remaining Chibok girls would soon be released.“Based on what was promised, we thought that by now, it would have been a settled matter as all the girls, not just the 21, would have reunited with their parents. But it is not so.

How are the parents of these remaining girls feeling?“These girls were not criminals, they just went to school, but some criminal elements wanted to truncate their ambitions. How would the political leaders feel if those were their children?
The government has failed in this direction.”He complained about Nigeria’s current exchange rate saying the country was making its neighbours like Benin Republic and Ghana richer by the day.
'Buhari is right, the change you are looking for begins there inside of you'The clergyman said: “The exchange rate is another sore point in this country. The dollar is hitting the rooftop everyday, while the naira is going down and down. We are making Benin Republic and Ghana, our neighbouring countries richer.

People are closing their factories in Nigeria and relocating to those countries.“Airlines are also toeing the same line. We have banned importation of various items, but they are still finding their ways into the country through the land borders. We make other nations richer, as they are collecting taxes and tariffs for these items, but nothing comes to us. You banned all these items when there are no alternatives or substitutes.”

He said currently, the church has become the only hope of the people and wondered what would have happened if there were no churches in the country.
“People are hungry, they are jobless and if not for the church, the armored tanks, the guns etc, cannot stop the people from trooping out into the streets for a possible revolution,” he said adding that if the country’s economy is sound, the rate of crime would reduce.“I wonder how it would have been in Nigeria if there were no church. The church is where people get hope and know that God is still on the thrown; that, if today is not rosy, tomorrow will be better. That is what still keeps the people at bay.

“The people are feeling very terrible. Prices of essential drugs are no more affordable; patients are being abandoned in the hospitals after discharge because there is no money to settle the hospital bill. This is not the change we bargained for,” he said

source: https://www.naij.com/1077658-why-nigerians-revolted-buhari-general-overseer.html?rs=r1

All I know is that this 2017 will either Make or Break Nigeria. God will help His Children.

But is the church stalling people from revolting be said to be a good thing? 'cause the people are still suffering/hungry despite the church.
What he said is true however but everyday people are standing up to pastors,things that were unimaginable years ago. The revolution will come,its inevitable

nedu2000:
But is the church stalling people from revolting be said to be a d thing? 'cause the people are still suffering/hungry despite the church.
What he said is true however but everyday people are standing up to pastors,things that were unimaginable years ago. The revolution will come,its inevitable

I pray it starts this new year, so we can all really see what is CHANGE.

This man did not lie at all .Obama and Buhari brought suffering and hunger to our face. All the countries that Obama intervened in their politics all crashed ,name them is it Libya,Syria or even Nigeria. Go to the ATM machines no more money. this man is so clueless that a lizard of which he is

Lolz

what is amazing me, are those group and religious leaders that staged a protest march against Jonathan's government, suddenly are no where to be found.

This country is a joke.

If you agree with me that nigeria is to civilse in engaging in such click like
If you agree with me that nigerian have been batterd with hunger and are too weak to protest and also nigeria is a jungle and zoo combine click share

Why crying? Have you not seen the change you seek?

Lies. Nigerians are enjoying the change. Sai baba

phoneport:
All I know is that this 2017 will either Make or Break Nigeria.
God will help His Children.

Abeg make the thing break quick jo

Nigeria will soar higher like the eagle she is by His grace.

'Change Baba From Aso Rock"

Bhuldoxxa:
Nigeria will soar higher like the eagle she is by His grace.

By whose grace?

Nigerians of today do not have the heart of our forefathers. Let me put it this way, no body wants to bail the cat. And the military can't even help us like Babangida did because of the funny name given to Nigeria " the giant of Africa"

Sai buhari! Buhari till jesus comes!

Ok

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Buhari will die soon

Fozi:
This man did not lie at all .Obama and Buhari brought suffering and hunger to our face. All the countries that Obama intervened in their politics all crashed ,name them is it Libya,Syria or even Nigeria. Go to the ATM machines no more money. this man is so clueless that a lizard of which he is

Jesus. See reasoning. Abi Na hunger dey affect your brain? Wetin consign Obama ?

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The day that Mbaka, Muoka, Oyedepo, etc will tell their followers that enough is enough, Buhari will be id deep poo

nedu2000:
But is the church stalling people from revolting be said to be a good thing? 'cause the people are still suffering/hungry despite the church.
What he said is true however but everyday people are standing up to pastors,things that were unimaginable years ago. The revolution will come,its inevitable

lol,will u took to d street when it start or u just partispate at one end of ur bed wit ur fone supporting the ongoing revolution like a coward?

Where is amaechi after elections

Sai Buhari, sai hunger.

E remain small

Military should just take over... Democracy has failed us..


Let's create our own system of government.

No more president or national assembly. They are just corrupt figure heads who only cares about their pockets.

phoneport:
what is amazing me, are those group and religious leaders that staged a protest march against Jonathan's government, suddenly are no where to be found.

This country is a joke.

Abeg no dey mention Goodluck Jonathan when we are talking meaningful things. Do u think majority regret voting out Jonathan? His poor performance led people to vote in Buhari into govt.

When will pastors not talk bout politics