‘There’s no church but factories on this street’ — Abroad-based Nigerian man compares how Christianity is practiced in USA with Nigeria, Jaymikee replies (VIDEO)
Popular gospel film editor Joshua Mike-Bamiloye has replied to an abroad-based Nigerian content creator who took to his Instagram page to compare how Christianity is being practiced abroad with Nigeria.
In the video clip, the man identified as @Noxacomedy took a video selfie on a busy street in the USA, revealing that the street is only filled with factories and no single church could be found there, despite the fact that the street is long, as this is one of the reasons the country is more productive compared to Nigeria, where every street has at least 12 churches.
He added that the street has thousands of workers employed at the factory. He further teased African countries to continue building churches instead of factories.
In response, Joshua Mike-Bamiloye re-tweeted the update shared by instablog9ja with a caption that denotes he understands his intention behind the video.
Jaymikee amplified the message @noxacomedy intended to pass through the video clip with a touch of exaggeration and sarcasm, noting that the church is the major problem in Nigeria because it has hindered the government from building factories. He added that Pastors have bought all the lands in Nigeria so that there is no space left for the government to build factories.
In his words,
Yes! Churches are the problem in this country. It has prevented millions of people from working. Not a single factory is in sight.
The government has been crying and begging for space to build factories, but pastors have been adamant. That’s why we aren’t progressing! It’s terrible!”
Jaymikee’s followers decorated his reply
J O Olonade: No truer words, sir. The church is even responsible for the depletion of the value of our naira. The church is the reason why the cost of goods keeps rising and the economy is failing. In fact, we should boycott churches. It is terrible.
Isaiah Abimbola: Yes, it’s really terrible. All the lands have been used for church. We go to church everyday of the week. Even our government has no time of theirs, cos they have to be in church always. Tinubu and Sanwo just finished mid week service, waiting for vigil
Kingdom hecare: Exactly, can you imagine? Driving from Abuja to Lagos you will not see any forest, bush or unused land, everywhere is just full of churches
So So: Anybody wey see small space japa like this na social media to tackle Christians and Nigerian government straight.
Mathew Victor: I love this sarcasm. Nigerians abroad always put the blame on christians and churches in Nigeria.
Eric Ten hag follower: I will save this so I can copy and paste on any post criticizing churches in Nigeria
Nonyelum: They always have sth to say when it comes to church. When it’s time to speak truth to power, fa adaa ogbi.
SEE VIDEO CLIP BELOW
Yes! Churches are the problem of this country.
It has hindered millions of people from working. Not a single factory in sight.
The government has been crying and begging for space to build factories but pastors have been adamant. That’s why we aren’t progressing! It’s terrible! https://t.co/3t7Ku9kr61— Joshua Mike-Bamiloye (@jay_mikee) January 30, 2024
