Prominent Speakers indicate interest to profound solutions to Nigeria challenges, as Nehemiah Ministry holds summit.

By Afolabi Oyekunle.

Key personalities, human rights advocates, students, politicians, business technocrats and lovers of good things for the country have indicated interest to participate in a summit towards finding ways towards solving Nigeria myriad of problems.

The Nehemiah Ministry is organising the Leadership Summit involving people from all shades of lives including Clergymen, Imams, lawyers and intellectuals to brainstorm and proffer solutions.

The summit with the theme "Who will save Nigeria" is billed for next Saturday, 29th August from 10.OOam at Tantalizer Building, 63, Shipeolu street, Palm Grove, bus stop, Shomolu, Lagos.

"Which way Nigeria, what are the ways out of the myriad of challenges and problems are some of the issues to be tackled.

According to them, Nigeria challenges and problems can be solved if there is will and meaningful contributions from well meaning Nigerians.

" Nigeria can move forward if all contribute their quota towards finding solutions".

"Many people, politicians, intellectuals, academicians, clergymen and women, Imams, and even the average Nigerians continue daily to look for the ways out, but it seems the problems refuse to go"

There are many challenges in the area of economy, insecurity, poverty, tribalism, religion deferences, and violence in the country. But how do we solve all these.?

Nehemiah Ministry under the leadership of Pastor Oyedeji Babatunde Moses has not relent in its efforts to bring succour to find solutions, hence this summit.

According to the Converner, Pastor Oyedeji Babatunde Moses, some of the prominent speakers have indicated their willingness to participate.

Those expecting include, prominent human rights advocate and lawyer, Mr. Femi Falana (SAN) a woman of repute and champion of human rights, Dr. Joe Okei Odumakin, Mrs. Folashade Adefisayo, Dr. Ayo Adeyemi, and Reverend Fawenu.

Others include Dr. Hassan Shallangwa, National Coordinator Christians in Politics, Chief Imam Abdul Rauf Adeniyi Makinde of Olorunkemi Olowo Central Mosque, Comrade Agnes Sessi, Lagos state Chairman Nigeria Labour Congress, Comrade Ayetoba Gbenga, Secretary Nigeria Union of Teachers.

All are cordially invited.

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