The General Superintendent of the Deeper Life Bible Church, Pastor William Kumuyi, has called on Nigerians not to panic because of the current socio-economic and security challenges, assuring that the nation would soon overcome the woes and become better. The popular cleric spoke yesterday in Warri, Delta State, ahead of his one-day bible study programme, calling on the Federal Government to dialogue with Niger Delta stakeholders to end renewed militancy in the region.
While pointing out that the need for the nation’s restructuring should not lead to its division, he said all hands must be on deck to work for Nigeria’s progress and fight against its division.

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Nigeria will soon recover from current challenges – Kumuyi

By Sylvester Ugwuanyi on June 8, 2016

The General Superintendent of the Deeper Life Bible Church, Pastor William Kumuyi, has called on Nigerians not to panic because of the current socio-economic and security challenges, assuring that the nation would soon overcome the woes and become better. The popular cleric spoke yesterday in Warri, Delta State, ahead of his one-day bible study programme, calling on the Federal Government to dialogue with Niger Delta stakeholders to end renewed militancy in the region.
While pointing out that the need for the nation’s restructuring should not lead to its division, he said all hands must be on deck to work for Nigeria’s progress and fight against its division.

According to him, “We should not worry ourselves too much on the issue. We should rather think of how we can move the country forward because too much talk about restructuring does not mean Nigeria will break up.
“The solution is that we should begin to dialogue. Stakeholders should reason together and see the way forward, instead of accusing one another. What we are interested in is how to solve the problem. What are the expectations of both sides so that we can move forward?”
Kumuyi said comments by Nigerians on the economic situation were normal, adding that they were indications that the country deserved better than the realities on the ground.
“The reason people are commenting is because Nigeria deserves to be better. The economy has been low, but we are getting out of it. With prayers, I know we will get better,” he stated.