Nigeria @66: Kaduna cleric tells Tinubu Nigerians can’t afford to feed
As Nigerians across the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, celebrate the 66th year Independence Anniversary of the country, popular Kaduna-based female cleric, Apostle Glory Helen Ikeleji of Christ Goshen City Assembly Worldwide, has noted that many Nigerians were currently passing through difficult times due to the increasing cost of Read More:…
Apostle Glory Helen Ikeleji, a Kaduna-based cleric, has stated that many Nigerians are struggling due to the rising cost of living. Her comments come as the country celebrates its 66th Independence Anniversary.
The cleric's remarks highlight the challenges faced by Nigerians, who are finding it difficult to afford basic necessities.
In a separate event, the Commissioner of Police, Ogun State Command, CP Bode Ojajuni, reflected on the country's future, stating that the decisions Nigerians make today will impact generations to come. According to Ojajuni, today's actions and values have consequences for the future, and it is essential to consider this when making decisions.
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