Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Greetings Esteemed Bishop Wale Oke, 240 million Nigerians hope this message finds you well. We are writing with respect and sincerity, seeking clarity on matters that have deeply affected Nigerians for decades.

Our question is simple, yet important: Why have so many killings, kidnappings, and violent crimes continued in Nigeria for so long, even up to 2026? We acknowledge the power of prayer, and we do not dismiss its value. However, we are trying to understand why prayer alone has not solved issues that affect over 240 million Nigerians—especially the youth and graduates who continue to face unemployment, poverty, and hardship.

We also wonder why prayer has not stopped corruption, which has persisted for generations. Why have promised developments—such as stable electricity, affordable or free data, and basic infrastructure—remained unfulfilled for decades? These are practical needs that shape the daily lives of Nigerians in the 36 states 774 LGA

Additionally, we respectfully ask why many bishops, pastors, and church leaders live in comfort—luxury homes, cars, and even private planes—while many members of their congregations continue to struggle in poverty, darkness, and suffering. We do not intend disrespect; we simply want to understand whether priorities have shifted away from the urgent needs of 240 million Nigerians

We saw your recent comments regarding preaching in buses and your commitment to evangelism. Our concern is not about preaching, but about ensuring that the focus of leadership—both religious and governmental—aligns with the real challenges Nigerians face every day.

Our intention is not to accuse, but to seek honest answers. We want to ensure that the message of hope, justice, and progress is not overshadowed by misplaced priorities.

Thank you for taking the time to read our concerns. We hope for clarity, accountability, and a future where both prayer and practical action work together to uplift 240 million Nigerians in the 36 state 774 LGA

Greetings Esteemed Bishop Wale Oke, 240 million Nigerians hope this message finds you well. We are...

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Linzkits: I grew up to know this prayer thing, we are not castigating pray, yes prayer works just as the bible encouraged but they neglect the part where the bible said "prayer with work is dead" which means prayer is not enough while we pray we must put more actions.