Christians have been urged to support the current government’s efforts at pulling Nigeria out of recession.
The general overseer of the Great Physician Ministries in Lagos, Reverend Deji Akinlade says corruption must be properly tackled, before the economy can be revived.
He also says the church must continue to pray for the country and teach people the principles of transparency, honesty and hard work.
Christians have been urged to support the current government’s efforts at pulling Nigeria out of recession.
The general overseer of the Great Physician Ministries in Lagos, Reverend Deji Akinlade says corruption must be properly tackled, before the economy can be revived.
He also says the church must continue to pray for the country and teach people the principles of transparency, honesty and hard work.
Christians have been urged to support the current government’s efforts at pulling Nigeria out of recession.
The general overseer of the Great Physician Ministries in Lagos, Reverend Deji Akinlade says corruption must be properly tackled, before the economy can be revived.
He also says the church must continue to pray for the country and teach people the principles of transparency, honesty and hard work.
Christians have been urged to support the current government’s efforts at pulling Nigeria out of recession.
The general overseer of the Great Physician Ministries in Lagos, Reverend Deji Akinlade says corruption must be properly tackled, before the economy can be revived.
He also says the church must continue to pray for the country and teach people the principles of transparency, honesty and hard work.
Christians have been urged to support the current government’s efforts at pulling Nigeria out of recession.
The general overseer of the Great Physician Ministries in Lagos, Reverend Deji Akinlade says corruption must be properly tackled, before the economy can be revived.
He also says the church must continue to pray for the country and teach people the principles of transparency, honesty and hard work.
Christians have been urged to support the current government’s efforts at pulling Nigeria out of recession.
The general overseer of the Great Physician Ministries in Lagos, Reverend Deji Akinlade says corruption must be properly tackled, before the economy can be revived.
He also says the church must continue to pray for the country and teach people the principles of transparency, honesty and hard work.
Christians have been urged to support the current government’s efforts at pulling Nigeria out of recession.
The general overseer of the Great Physician Ministries in Lagos, Reverend Deji Akinlade says corruption must be properly tackled, before the economy can be revived.
He also says the church must continue to pray for the country and teach people the principles of transparency, honesty and hard work.
Christians have been urged to support the current government’s efforts at pulling Nigeria out of recession.
The general overseer of the Great Physician Ministries in Lagos, Reverend Deji Akinlade says corruption must be properly tackled, before the economy can be revived.
He also says the church must continue to pray for the country and teach people the principles of transparency, honesty and hard work.
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