At a time that an unprecedented suicide and other forms of strange deaths have bedeviled Ghana, Nigerians are also suffering the same fate. These unfortunate developments have been attributed to the harsh economic situation in the country.
For this reason, a former aide to former president Goodluck Jonathan has challenged Nigerian pastors to live exemplary life by selling their private jets and use the money to cater for the needy in the community.
He said messages centred on miracles and financial breakthrough should be shifted to extending love to the broken.
See his post below:
“Never in the history of Nigeria has s**cide been so widespread. “There is so much despair in the Land. We need police presence around the Lagoon in Lagos. But my thinking is even if we police the Lagoon, how many s**cide go unreported in villages across Nigeria? “This is not PDP or APC. If doctors and business men and women are being moved to su*cide, what about the increasing number of unemployed? “I call on churches to shift focus from miracles and financial breakthroughs to extending love to the broken, abandoned, lonely and unemployed in their communities. “Sell your founders private planes and use the money to feed thousands as Jesus fed thousands,” he wrote.
