Nigerians Want to See Much-anticipated Change Promised by Buhari – Cleric

By Segun  Awofadeji

The Spiritual Father and chairman, the Holy Order of Cherubim and Seraphim Movement Church (CSMC) Worldwide, Most Reverend Samuel Adefila  Abidoye, has lamented that despite the posturing of President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, its anti-corruption moves and general reform initiatives, Nigerians are yet to see any  improvement in the standard of their lives.

‘’ At the state we are in this country presently, Nigerians are really anxious for improvement in the standard of their lives. They are hungry for new things. They want to see the realisation of the much anticipated change promised them. However, it appears Nigerians may actually be waiting for too long’’.

He further lamented that ‘’ The social equation has become so lopsided that poverty is no more an anathema in our society. Poverty has become a way of life for many Nigerians who could barely feed once in a day. However, this is not what they voted for. They voted, hopefully, for a better alternative. They want better lives for their children.

They desire improved social condition for young graduates. They want to see infrastructure improved. They need assurance of systemic change for better social well-being.

Abidoye in a message to the nation on this year’s Easter celebration titled;’’Nigerians deserve change’’ made available to THISDAY in Bauchi on Monday noted that ’violence had increased across the land, especially sectional, electoral and others that give worry about a stable nation.

“Electoral processes are becoming platforms for reaping death among the citizens,’’ he lamented