Oyedepo Reveals Why Nigeria is Finding it Hard to Discover Solutions to Its Problems

Oyedepo Reveals Why Nigeria is Finding it Hard to Discover Solutions to Its Problems

  • Bishop David Oyedepo has advised Nigerian universities to strive to embark on more research to solve the country’s problems
  • The cleric said further research by universities would bring about food sufficiency, healthcare delivery, improved practice in agriculture, and shelter for all
  • 63 years after independence, the country is still battling a series of challenges, with a section of the public already losing faith

Ota, Ogun state - Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of the Living Faith Church Worldwide aka Winners Chapel, has said Nigeria has not succeeded in finding solutions to her problems because the people are not ready to take responsibility.

Oyedepo said this while advising Nigerian universities to strive to embark on more research to solve society’s problems, PM News reported on Saturday, September 30.

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Bishop Oyedepo says as long as Nigerians remain regimented, the country will continue to be relegated. Photo credit: Bishop David Olaniyi Oyedepo
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Oyedepo speaks on Nigeria's problems

According to Oyedepo, some of Nigeria’s problems include farming, food needs, shelter, child delivery, and healthcare, Vanguard newspaper also reported.

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He said:

“Every problem I have discovered has a solution. But without a problem-solver, such problems become insurmountable.
“As long as we remain regimented, we will continue to be relegated.
“Manpower is the most intelligent creature of all God’s creations, but our society has not succeeded in finding solutions to its problems yet because it is not ready to take responsibility.”

Oyedepo weeps after receiving bad news

In a piece of related news, Legit.ng reported that Bishop Oyedepo reacted with tears to the sad news of the death of Betty Lasher (92 years), the woman who led him to Christ about 53 years ago.

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Late Lasher was instrumental to Oyedepo's faith in Christianity and, as such, is known as his mother in the Lord.

I'm the richest pastor on earth, Oyedepo

Legit.ng also reported that Bishop Oyedepo claimed that he is the richest pastor in the world.

Oyedepo during the International Youth Alive Convention held in Ogun state, also boasted that he belongs to a superior cult that is above all other principalities and powers on earth. Admonishing his congregation, the cleric said it is a Christian's undying love and devotion to God that seals their dominion on earth.

Source: Legit.ng

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