Pastor of The Latter Rain Assembly, Pastor Tunde Bakare, has said that Nigeria’s economic crisis coincided with the reign of an “unprepared leadership”.
“Unfortunately for Nigeria, our biggest boom experience fell into the hands of an unprepared leadership,” he said.
The cleric spoke at the 14th anniversary celebration of the Foursquare Gospel Church, Abuja.
He is one among other pastors, political commentators and economic and financial experts, who have attempted to offer various solutions to the ongoing economic recession.
Bakare described the recession as self-inflicted while stating that it could have been avoided.
He explained that the season has however provided an opportunity for the church to bail out the country.
He therefore urged the church to influence public policy through God-inspired economic principles, and strategically position human resources to implement its principles.
