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  Invest in this content In almost every culture, women are perceived as underdogs and as a result always play second fiddle. Jesus Christ, however, never treated any woman in a demeaning way. Instead, He elevated the status of women in a male dominated society to one of equal dignity and honor. In Galatians 3:28, Paul asserted that oneness in Christ transcends al distinctions between men and women. Any demeaning attitude, comment or action towards women by men is contrary to God’s Word. It is every woman’s inalienable right to be treated with dignity and honor . Read Esther 1 Empty Assurances Several businesses have closed shop as a result of the very harsh policies of the government of the day. Millions of Nigerians are already impoverished. Distraught citizens have now become pick-pockets in public places. The general costs of doing business in Nigeria has gone beyond reach. Violent crimes, prohibitive costs of energy and transport occasioned by the cut t...

Sponsorship of Pilgrims a wrong Priority of Government-Comrade Emelieze

 

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The continued sponsorship of supporters, well-wishers, cronies and loyalists of political office holders to the holy land to the holy land in the face of hunger and sufferings in Nigeria is insensitive and inhuman.

This assertion was made by a former chairman of the Oyo state council of the Trade Union Congress(TUC) Comrade Andrew Emelieze.

''The political leaders at the local, state and Federal levels of government have continued to sponsor their supporters, well-wishers, admirers, cronies and loyalists for pilgrimage to the holy land while hunger and sufferings persists all over the country. This is insensitive and inhuman. Why is the sponsorship of pilgrims a priority of governments? This is abnormal,'' Comrade Emelieze declared.


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