Too Expensive: Pastor Adeboye Laments Cost of Bread, Flight Tickets, Others

• Pastor Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God has lamented the state of Nigeria's economy
• Specifically, the respected man of God lamented the cost of flight tickets, saying it is difficult now to travel
• However, he called on Nigerians to always pray for the country's leaders because the masses are at the receiving end

The general overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Enoch Adeboye has lamented the rising cost of bread and flight tickets.

Adeboye also lamented the seventh collapse of the national grid in recent months, Punch Newspaper reports.

He disclosed this while speaking on Sunday, October 2, during the church's monthly thanksgiving service.

However, he said that despite the economic challenge faced by many, Nigeria’s seat of power, Aso Rock, would not feel it, stressing that there would always be bread and electricity there.

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Adeboye consequently urged Nigerians to always pray for the country's leaders.

He said:

“Pray for the rulers, we have spent so much time criticising them. You should pray for them. I’m praying for them, I pray you will join me to pray. No matter the amount of bread cost, there will be bread in Aso rock. No matter the collapse, there will be light in Aso rock."

He lamented the cost of flight tickets, noting that it has become overwhelmingly expensive to travel. He added that he was told that the ticket from Lagos to Abuja had become about N250,000, saying that “It used to be about N60,000. I asked what happened and they told me.”

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Going further, Adeboye also expressed concern over the current security situation in Nigeria.

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Speaking on Sunday, October 2, during the church's monthly thanksgiving service, which also commemorates Nigeria’s 62nd independence, the man of God likened the current situation to being in a war.

Noting that things have gone from bad to worse, he recalled how things were when he was growing up. The cleric said it used to be difficult for people to go close to where the king resided, but now, kidnappers can now go to the palace and kidnap the king.

The RCCG GO stated:

“As young as I am, I remember a time when the king was coming. Unless you are one of the very special people, you have to move out of the way. But things are different now. Kidnappers can go to the palace and kidnap the king. Don’t let anybody deceive you; we are in a war.“

Source: Legit.ng