Post by Blessing Ojoma Onakpa (@blessing-82)

Prayer is not the reason Africa is poor. Bad leadership, corruption, weak institutions, and poor governance have done far more damage than faith ever could.

Our greatest enemy is often not an external force, it is the choices we make, the leaders we tolerate, and the systems we refuse to fix.

Pray if you believe in prayer, but also demand accountability, elect competent leaders, reject corruption, and play your part in building a better society.

Nations don’t rise on prayers alone, they rise when good values are matched with responsible leadership and active citizens.

Prayer is not the reason Africa is poor. Bad leadership, corruption, weak institutions, and poor gov...

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Mild Uchenna: I laugh when I see how people allowed themselves to be fooled
Dordiase: Sist thanks for these line. (Our greatest enemy is often not an external force, it is the choices we make, the leaders we tolerate, and the systems we refuse to fix.)
Engr Kenneth Okojie: We are too religious
DAGOJAY NIG LTD: Apt!
Like minds🫂: Africans depend on God to do for them what he has given them the knowledge and power to do.
Kamcee: That's why we shall continue to remain poor
Overly religious
Omotoso Taiwo Yemi: Praying without following the does and don't of whom we are praying too is of no meaning, so our leaders should respect God rules and regulation on all the commandments
Chinelo Jemimah: Prayer without work
eze oba: Hmmm
Kigoro: 👌🏿