Some social media users have reacted after Doyin Okupe revealed what his pastor said is the solution to Nigeria’s problem.

Doyin Okupe made the revelation on his official X handle on Sunday.

In the post that he shared on his page, he said his pastor stated that the church can solve the problem of Nigeria if all the leaders can agree in one purpose and call on God. His pastor also said another way that Nigeria’s problem can be solved is if the country can take its hands away from the oil in the Niger Delta. He said there won’t be peace until Nigeria switched its attention away from the Niger Delta oil.

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Here is what Doyin Okupe wrote on his official page;

“The Pastor shared some remarkable revelations God showed him a few years back. In one, God told him that the church can solve the problem of Nigeria if the leadership can agree and unite in one purpose and humbly come to Him. That He will reveal to them what they must do to help solve the Nigerian debacle and restore the country to its former glory. God also told him that “until Nigeria takes its hands away from the oil in the Niger Delta, the country will know no Peace, because He the Lord, has endowed each Region of Nigeria with natural resources sufficient enough for its own sustainance”.

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Below are some x user comment.

However, after he made the statement, there were comments from social media users and the above are few of them….Seë_Morë

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