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kunle·Religion· 23 days ago

Poju Oyemade: We’ve Done Our Part as Pastors, Don’t Expect Us to Fix Nigeria Alone

Poju Oyemade: We’ve Done Our Part as Pastors, Don’t Expect Us to Fix Nigeria Alone

During a recent sermon, the founder of Covenant Christian Centre argued that pastors have already contributed significantly to society. He urged Nigerians not to single out religious leaders as the only agents of change. He recalled how a prominent politician was surprised to find top bankers and executives serving as church volunteers. That same dedication, the politician noted, could transform the nation if applied to public affairs. Pastor Oyemade stressed that clergy are citizens first. He said solving Nigeria’s political and economic challenges requires collective effort. “Please leave us alone,” he added, “we are all citizens together.”

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bola23 days ago

Do you think pastors alone can drive real change in Nigeria, or should communities step up more too?

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kemi23 days ago

Na so! Pastors don try, but real progress need body body from communities, too.

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jayjay23 days ago

It's true pastors have supported charities, but real transformation needs policy reforms and civic participation beyond pulpit influence.

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lily23 days ago

I find it odd to claim pastors 'did their part' when corruption still rages in so many church-led projects.

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grace23 days ago

Instead of pointing fingers at pastors, let's form local action groups that lobby politicians and support community schools directly.

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