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I seriously believe that Nigeria have a religious problem, and until that is sorted out, we will not go any far as a nation.
No country that is too religious ever do well. You can give me example if you have, I stand corrected.
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Rejoice Osunwoke: It was the tool that conquered and amalgamated us. So, Nigeria was created on a religious front. I doubt if anything can be done about it.
Emilola Olalekan Daniel: Is it not evident in the country already?
What has the over-zealous done for us? Except put us in more danger and destitution.
What has the over-zealous done for us? Except put us in more danger and destitution.
Emilola Olalekan Daniel: Is it not evident in the country already?
What has the over-zealous done for us? Except put us in more danger and destitution.
What has the over-zealous done for us? Except put us in more danger and destitution.
Gladden Ngozi: Religion is one of the problem of Nigeria. Sometimes I wonder which is stronger, religion or ethnicity? 🤷♀️
Joseph Eric: We are in a religious mense
Dordiase: I partly agree with you.
The problem is not religion itself, but when we use religion as a replacement for responsibility, productivity and accountability.
We pray for light instead of fixing the grid, we pray for jobs instead of building industries. Faith should drive work, not replace it.
The problem is not religion itself, but when we use religion as a replacement for responsibility, productivity and accountability.
We pray for light instead of fixing the grid, we pray for jobs instead of building industries. Faith should drive work, not replace it.
Felix: Religion can influence how Nigerians vote, govern and relate to one another, but I think the bigger issue is when religion becomes more important than accountability, competence, justice and good institutions, because even highly religious societies can develop when those systems work.
Rev. Goodidea Sunday: This one needs a deeper conversation. A nation can be deeply religious and still struggle if corruption, weak institutions, poor accountability and bad leadership remain unresolved. Faith can influence values, but it cannot substitute for competent governance and responsible citizenship. The better...
Omoniyi Abiola: What we practiced in Nigeria now is nothing but brainwashed
Isaac divine ugochukwu: Well said that true