Nigeria’s current challenges, signs of coming greatness — Osinbajo
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Sunday said the current challenges facing Nigeria were signs that the country was bound for greatness.
“Our country is bound for greatness. Whenever you hear that ‘oh, there are conflicts, oh there are difficulties’, just know that it is impossible to be great without difficulties. “But despite the fact that everything was void, the spirit of God was hovering over the surface of the waters. According to him, the word and spirit of God are already hovering over the surface of Nigeria, and they would do something that would make the world to marvel.“We should remain in prayers for our nation, because all of us, whether you live here or intend to live here, the truth of the matter is that it was no accident that you were born a Nigerian.
In the sermon titled “Total Obedience Key to Enjoying God’s Maximum” and taken from Gen. 12:1-3, Rotimi enjoined Christians to be obedient to God to access His plans and vision for them.
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