The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has called on Nigerians, particularly the youth, to look beyond constant criticism of leadership and instead develop the capacity to offer practical solutions.

Delivering a devotional message titled “From Critic to Activist” in the Open Heavens Daily Devotional, Adeboye said while criticism has its place, true recognition and impact come through action and problem-solving.

“Don’t just criticise things or people; become a part of the solution you desire to see,” he said. “It is often said that statues are never built in honour of critics. Carrying placards and protesting may attract attention, but beyond that, you must grow to where you can recommend and even provide the solutions you demand.”

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He illustrated his point with biblical examples, noting that Elijah began by rebuking King Ahab but later became an instrument through which God provided for a widow in need. Similarly, he recalled how Moses’ early overzealous attempt to fulfil his destiny resulted in a 40-year delay in the wilderness.

Adeboye stressed that wisdom, strategy, and knowledge are crucial in driving change. “Beloved, be wise. God has a great destiny for you, but overzealousness can hinder its fulfilment. Rather than being a mere noisemaker, increase your capacity so you can become a force to be reckoned with. Your zeal must be matched with the right knowledge and actions,” he advised.

With more than five decades in ministry, Adeboye urged young people to channel their passion constructively, blending divine guidance with practical steps to achieve lasting transformation.

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