Nigerian youths wasting hard-earned money on gambling, says Christ Kingdom Church

A pastor, Femi Timothy, has advised Nigerian youths against wasting their hard-earned money on gambling.
Mr Timothy of Christ Kingdom Church, Ilorin, gave the advice in an interview in Ilorin on Thursday.
He said youths should also be mindful of their roles as future leaders and, therefore, be well-prepared.
According to him, many youths are becoming addicted to gambling in anticipation of making quick money.
The cleric urged them to focus more on their academic pursuits to be well-equipped with the leadership qualities needed to be useful to themselves and society.
The cleric said, “Youths must learn to face their studies and work rather than investing in gambling, which is evil and can ruin their future. They should stop wasting their little hard-earned money on gambling.
“The youth should know that gambling will take everything away from them and leave them with nothing and should, therefore, run away from it.”
He added, “Rather, they should plan their lives and put their trust in God.”
Mr Timothy urged them to be disciplined and stop being desperate to make quick money.
(NAN)
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