Post by Uncle Jay 🇳🇬 (@Jeff)
A pilgrimage to Makkah is a personal act of worship between an individual and God—not a national emergency or a substitute for governance. I’ve never seen the presidents of Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, or other Muslim countries praying on camera and telling their citizens that circling the Ka’aba will end insecurity and terrorism, reduce inflation and hunger, or build infrastructure.
President Tinubu should know that 'Faith without works is dead!'
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Ibukunoladunni: Was he praying for Nigeria tho👀
WENDY: I dont know why im pissed and laughing at the same time
this man is a joke😏
this man is a joke😏
Joseph Eric: This are the kind of leaders we have here in Nigeria
Rev. Goodidea Sunday Ugochukwu: You have raised a valid point. Pilgrimage is a personal expression of faith, but the responsibility of governance cannot be neglected. Nigerians need more than religious gestures; they need security, affordable living, employment and visible development. As James 2:17 reminds us, faith without works...
CSO intl: Yes faith without work is death
Ismail Auwal Garba: Trust me, I percentage of northerners can be moved by this move.
For many, they would rather starve under Muslim leader, than enjoy under another of different religion.
Politicians understand their game very well. In a few weeks, you might see Atiku also going to Makkah.
For many, they would rather starve under Muslim leader, than enjoy under another of different religion.
Politicians understand their game very well. In a few weeks, you might see Atiku also going to Makkah.
Uzodinma Osunwoke: Here, everything is for the camera and gallery. Saddening.
Adebukola Adenike: Our grandpa with doings 😁😁