What you say, comes from what you think; what you think is rooted in what you believe; and what you believe is what you eventually become. God led me to a man who taught me how to confront challenges and manage life. I heard the man say always, I cannot be poor. He thinks prosperity because he believes in prosperity, l learnt from this man, the following life lessons: 1. Think big but start small. 2. Life is in phases and men are in sizes, that coat should be cut not according to our sizes but our clothe 3. Readers are learners ultimately become leaders. His wealth of economic wisdom and faith in God helped him to build 50,000 church auditorium without seeking foreign assistance; built two world class universities and several thousands of primary and secondary schools across Nigeria and other parts of the world without ant bank facilities; made him to be acclaimed as the world richest black pastor. His contribution to Nigeria GDP is mind boggling: his organizations provide jobs for over 160,000 Nigerians, provides assistance to several thousands of underprivileged people, his contribution in education has set standard for quality education thereby saving thousands of Nigerian who can afford sending their wards abroad to still get quality education here in Nigeria. I urge Nigerian financial drivers to humble themselves and seek counsel from this man whose organization provides water for all the inhabitants of its cities and stable power supplies without government inputs. Nigerian leaders need to come and learn from a man whose organizations spends less than 40% of its income on recurrent expenditure ( Nigeria Government spends more than 70% on recurrent). If you know whom am talking about, be the first to write his name.
Posted on: Fri, 17 Oct 2014 03:20:11 +0000
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