Build Farms, Plantations To Empower members Rather Than 40,000 Capacity Churches – Eze Igbo Ghana Tasks Nigerian Religious Leaders

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Imo state born, Eze Ndigbo Ghana, HRM Eze Dr Chukwudi Ihenetu, has appealed to religious leaders in Nigeria to invest in human and capital development of members by teaching them how to earn a leaving through farming and establishment of industries.


This according to him is a consequence of the untold hardship currently experienced in the country.


The Royal Father urged them  to invest the monies contributed by their members through tithes and offerings to establish factories where members can work and earn a living.


In a statement made available from the revered Obiukwu Obieziokwu palace in Ghana, the Amigbo Nwagele traditional ruler said religious leaders in mosques and churches should begin to build farms and factories  to employ and empower their followers.



He said; “In today’s world, more especially in Africa, Nigeria in particular, it’s either you are a Christian or Muslim. We have large mosques and churches with large followers. Some of these people work in government offices, some into business,and the majority are jobless. Same people come to churches, pay tithes and offerings go for altar calls and make donations to mosques. Some will even go borrowing to pay.
Some come to me, begging for money to fulfill their vows to religious organizations. I keep asking them, why would you make promises to church when you don’t work? That means they are not worshipping God with true faith. So if churches and mosques can start building industries, then they can employ their members. If they raise money from members to build up to 40,000 capacity places of worship, they should also be able to set up large farm plantations to provide food for their members . “This measure if taken will not only create jobs, it will also reduce poverty in the land.



“At the same time, I’m urging them to go into farming by leasing acres of land for agriculture and teach their members how to farm and also pay them salaries, this would encourage them to give in their best.


“It is sad that people will close from church and start begging for transport fare. As they preach prosperity, let them also preach farming. This measure would help to roll back hunger from the land”, he said.
 

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