Nigeria, What Else Do You Want From God? By Ogundana Michael

Just recently, President Goodluck Jonathan landed in Israel for a two-day pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

According to the special program designed for him, he observed the Sabbath Day at the Wailing Wall, and after private prayers, he went to Mount Tabor and Mount Carmel and other Christian holy sites. After these, he took part in a prayer session at an Interdenominational Church Service with the topic “A Day with Jesus for Nigeria in Israel”.

High-ranking Nigerians joined him for the praying session for the Well-Being and Prosperity of the nation during the pilgrimage.

But God is not a man that he be fooled by the foolishness of men, neither is he stupid to be thrown into confusion by the unwarranted prayers of men.

The big question is; “Is a Day with Jesus for Nigeria in Israel” the solution to our many problems? The answer is NO!

The truth is; Nigeria does not need such prayers, because the answers to those prayers lie in our hands. We chose to make Nigeria not to be in good well being and also chose to make it not prosperous.

President Jonathan To Sanusi: Your Offences Are Dropped Go And Be A Whistleblower No More By Ogundana Micheal

After reading this piece, kindly take a time out to pray for Nigeria and her citizens, most especially the victims of one form of terror or another. May the souls of those that have died rest in peace, while those that are hospitalized get a speedy recovery and may God grant the love ones of the deceased the fortitude to bear the loss.

Just within a week after the meeting between President Goodluck Jonathan and the erstwhile Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and Emir of Kano; Muhammadu Sanusi II, the Department of State Security (DSS) returned the international passports it seized from the former nine months ago.

Nigeria: The Spectacular Success Story By Ogundana Michael Rotimi

Ogundana Michael Rotimi

Repeating the stories involving how the Ebola Virus Disease got into our country might not be much necessary for the message this piece is intended to pass across.

However, in summary, Nigeria had 19 cases of Ebola after an infected Liberian-American man named Patrick Sawyer flew into Lagos on 20th July 2014, and collapsed at the airport. Health care workers treating Sawyer were infected, and as it spread it ultimately killed eight people, a low number next to the thousands of cases and deaths in other countries.