Gideon Chuku, the Senior Pastor of Covenant Seed Assembly, has been a prominent figure in ministry for 19 years, focusing on soul salvation and life impact. In a recent interview, he emphasized that no genuine man of God would arrange miracles or testimonies, highlighting the importance of authenticity in ministry. Chuku condemned sexual immorality among church leaders, asserting that such behavior should be denounced within the church community. He also expressed support for the use of private jets by ministers, provided they are used for gospel work, reflecting a pragmatic approach to ministry logistics.
Addressing the pressing issues facing Nigeria, Chuku discussed the high cost of living and advocated for a shift towards a producing economy. He assessed Nigeria's achievements since independence as needing significant improvement, calling for a political structure that prioritizes nation-building. He underscored the importance of agriculture and education in driving national progress and stressed the need for better infrastructure and social amenities to enhance citizens' quality of life.
Chuku urged the President to remain focused and seek divine guidance in governance, emphasizing that collective efforts from all sectors of society are essential for national improvement. His insights resonate with the current socio-economic challenges in Nigeria, where many citizens are grappling with economic hardship. This aligns with recent discussions in the religious community, where some pastors have taken steps to alleviate the burdens on their congregations, such as suspending offerings during tough economic times. [95412d9f]