"SIN OF NEGLECTED RESPONSIBILITY" - Shobayo Olumuyiwa

We are now in the Laodicean age, Laodicean age means blind generations. In this age, Jesus is outside the CHURCH, leaving the CHURCH to be doing whatever they like.

Nigerian Christian leaders made 3.6trillions of naira yearly through Jesus Christ name, yet, Christian are still suffering everywhere with a false hope that, It will be well one day while Nigerian Christian Leaders are enjoying and Gbaladun........

Nigerian Christian leaders are collectors, the only languages and teaching they understood is..... bring money, bring money, sow seeds, do not rob God. Malachi! Malachi!! Malachi!!!

Chibok Shoolgirls: Speeding along the "road to Mogadishu" or the "road to Kigali" - Faseyiku

I woke up this morning and many thoughts came to my mind about where we are as a country. I asked myself, do we have to end up finding ourselves, as it were, on this bad patch of a road that has led us to "Chibok"? There have been many roads that we could have taken and have not. Pius Adesanmi provided a much more than lucid expose to the situation in his "Igbo re e, ona re e" (Good Road, Bad Road) lecture very recently but we have unfortunately taken the road to perdition - Chibok.


As I woke up I decided to see what the new developments are and read a very brilliant essay by Segun Adeniyi where he concluded saying "at the end of the day, the ultimate lesson of this tragedy is that we should not have gotten to Chibok in the first place. But we are there right now and how we get out of it is what matters and that is the responsibility President Jonathan bears". Does this guy have what it takes to take us out of Chibok? Because unless we stop and put the ship of state in reverse gear, we are currently speeding along the "road to Mogadishu" or the "road to Kigali" to borrow from those who have previously used these two cities to describe what happens when you do not get your house in order.