Jigawa State Governor Umar Namadi has urged Nigerians to see the current economic hardships as a divine test from God, rather than protesting. Speaking in Dutse, he emphasized seeking divine intervention and repentance as more effective solutions to the nation's economic challenges.
Governor Umar Namadi of Jigawa State has called on Nigerians to view the current economic hardships as a trial from God, urging citizens to seek divine intervention instead of resorting to nationwide protests.
Speaking at a town hall meeting in Dutse on July 22, Namadi acknowledged the severe economic challenges facing the nation but emphasized that protests would not provide solutions. He encouraged the public to turn to God, repent, and seek forgiveness, framing the hardships as a test of faith. Namadi’s comments have sparked a variety of reactions from Nigerians. Many expressed frustration and disbelief, questioning the governor's suggestion to endure suffering as a divine trial.
Some pointed out the irony of political leaders, who themselves are shielded from such hardships, advising the public to accept their plight. Critics argue that the government should focus on tangible solutions rather than dismissing the legitimate grievances of the people. The governor's remarks have highlighted the growing discontent among citizens who are struggling to cope with the economic situation. T
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