Pastor Bakare outlines roadmap to successful change
January 10, 2016
Serving Overseer of the Latter Rain Assembly, Pastor Tunde Bakare, has outlined the roadmap to a successful change in Nigeria.
He gave the outlines at his church in his State of the Nation Broadcast aired live on Africa Independent Television, AIT, and some radio stations on Sunday in Lagos, western Nigeria.
He said “we cannot re-arrange the old and label it as new. We have to act differently to create the new Nigeria.”
According to Pastor Bakare, to achieve the desired change, “we must change our way of thinking and doing things. We must change our governance structure because the present system is wasteful; we must change our grand norm; and we must change our cash-and-carry judicial and legislative system.”
He said it was absolutely abhorrent a situation where the legislature corners 25 percent of the recurrent expenditure of the nation’s budget at the expense of the vast majority of other citizens.
He said for 16 years politicians fed fat on the nation’s resources and left the crumbs for the ordinary people.
Pastor Bakare acknowledged that these are trying times for the country in terms of insecurity and economic downturn, adding that things are so bad that most of the 36 states are not viable and cannot pay salaries of workers.
January 10, 2016
Serving Overseer of the Latter Rain Assembly, Pastor Tunde Bakare, has outlined the roadmap to a successful change in Nigeria.
He gave the outlines at his church in his State of the Nation Broadcast aired live on Africa Independent Television, AIT, and some radio stations on Sunday in Lagos, western Nigeria.
He said “we cannot re-arrange the old and label it as new. We have to act differently to create the new Nigeria.”
According to Pastor Bakare, to achieve the desired change, “we must change our way of thinking and doing things. We must change our governance structure because the present system is wasteful; we must change our grand norm; and we must change our cash-and-carry judicial and legislative system.”
He said it was absolutely abhorrent a situation where the legislature corners 25 percent of the recurrent expenditure of the nation’s budget at the expense of the vast majority of other citizens.
He said for 16 years politicians fed fat on the nation’s resources and left the crumbs for the ordinary people.
Pastor Bakare acknowledged that these are trying times for the country in terms of insecurity and economic downturn, adding that things are so bad that most of the 36 states are not viable and cannot pay salaries of workers.
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