Church leader tells Nigerians to farm to reduce hunger
The Founder of School of Heaven Ministry International, Apostle Peter Daniel, has called on Nigerians to engage in farming to reduce the effect of hardship on the land.
Mr Daniel made the call in an interview on Wednesday in Ile-Ife, Osun.
He added that all-inclusive farming from Nigerians would go a long way in alleviating poverty among Nigerians.
The cleric stressed the need for all three tiers of government to do the needful by making lives meaningful and bearable for the citizens.
Mr Daniel stated that he foresaw the current hardship two years ago and then appealed to Nigerians to be godly to heal the land.
The church leader urged Nigerians to stop blaming anyone but work in unity for the success and progress of the nation.
He attributed the continuous rise of the dollar to low productivity in Nigeria, saying that the end time is near and people need to repent and obey God.
(NAN)
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