BEVERLY HILLS, September 02, (THEWILL) – General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor William Kumuyi, has declared that Nigeria would come out of recession.
Kumuyi, who is in Calabar for a crusade, agreed that the nation got it wrong at different situations but maintained that things would turn out well.
“The information is now made public and official that this is the worst recession situation in Nigeria in the last 29 years,” he said.
“Well, as it affects the church, it also affects everyone. But there are things we still do in spite of the economy. Money is just a servant to man, and it is not supposed to be the master. There are things we keep doing even when the money is not there. I believe that we will come out of this recession.
“I would not be able to pinpoint one particular place where we got it wrong. Different situations brought us to this climax. So, we must have got it wrong somewhere but I cannot pin it to one.
“Worshiping God is a personal thing. You cannot impose a religion on a country without the will of the people. If I chose my way so will it be. If a country is said to be going through a process, if the people are asleep and they do not have any conviction, then it becomes easy for another person to impose what he feels he has on you. But the will of the people will not be easily overruled.
“When we say alleged killing we will need to investigate well. Neither of the two dominant religions in Nigeria, Christianity and Islam, advocate the killing of neighbours. The love of our neighbour is key here and the Islamic religion came in through Abraham, so basically we are having the same great grand-grandparent.
“So, we should rethink and understand that it would be good to allow people to live together in peace and allow them to have their free will to choose how to worship.
“I am here basically to show the love of God to the people. We are saying that because God Almighty is still on the throne, we should not lose hope despite the hiccups in personal lives, family lives and the state of the nation.”
Story by David Oputah
