Glorious Days Naira Was Stronger Than Dollar Will Return - RCCG G.O., Pastor Enoch Adeboye
Do you remember the good old days when the naira was stronger than the dollar? When we could travel abroad without worrying about exchange rates? When we could buy imported goods without breaking the bank? Well, according to the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, those days will return soon.
In a recent sermon, Pastor Adeboye said that God had told him that Nigeria would experience a new wave of prosperity and progress. He said that God had shown him a vision of a new Nigeria, where corruption, insecurity, poverty and injustice would be no more. He said that God had promised to restore the glory of Nigeria and make it a shining example for other nations.
Pastor Adeboye urged Nigerians to pray and work hard for the fulfilment of God's plan for the country. He said that Nigerians should not lose hope or give up on their dreams. He said that God had not forgotten Nigeria and that He would intervene in its affairs at the right time. He said that God loved Nigeria and that He would bless it abundantly.
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Pastor Adeboye's message has been met with mixed reactions from Nigerians. Some have welcomed it as a prophecy of hope and encouragement, while others have dismissed it as a fantasy and a distraction. Some have questioned how God would bring about such a transformation in Nigeria, given the current state of affairs. Others have wondered why God would favour Nigeria over other countries that are also facing challenges.
What do you think of Pastor Adeboye's message? Do you believe that Nigeria will see glorious days again? Do you think that the naira will be stronger than the dollar again? Do you think that God has a special plan for Nigeria? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.