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Nigerians Are Tired Of Independence Day Broadcasts – Pastor Giwa

The Senior Pastor of Awaiting The Second Coming Of Christ Ministry, Adewale Giwa has stated that Nigerians are no longer interested in listening to Independence Day broadcast by the leaders.

According to Giwa, the broadcasts had always been filled with empty rhetorics with no action to better the lives of Nigerians.

The Pastor, who stated this during a sermon to the congregation in his church in Akure, Ondo State capital on Sunday, emphasised that the country lacked leaders committed to solving the many crisis facing it.

He maintained that come 2023, political oppressors in the country will be put to shame.

“Nigerians are no longer happy to listen to Independence day broadcast by their leaders because they repeat the same broadcast every year.

“Our country is richly endowed with God-given resources but it is unfortunate that we don’t have leaders who can serve the nation in truth.

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“Our political leaders are interested in playing to the gallery. Nothing to write home about, no stable electricity, infrastructure, good roads, among others.

“We can no longer sleep with our two eyes closed due to banditry that pervades the country. We need total and genuine restructuring or we break up.

“Let me also repeat what God told me during my new year message to Nigeria; the political oppressors shall be disgraced and put to shame. This must surely come to pass. They cannot escape it. They cannot escape the wrath of God.”

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