Obasanjo Says Nigeria’s Destiny Is to Flow with Milk and Honey, Not Desert
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has shared his optimistic view about Nigeria’s future, stating that the country is destined for greatness and prosperity. In an interview with Arise News on Monday, Obasanjo emphasized that Nigeria’s struggles will soon fade away despite the current economic challenges. He expressed unwavering faith in the country’s potential, saying, “I am an incurable optimist about Nigeria, and we have a great country.”
Obasanjo acknowledged the hardships Nigerians face today but urged citizens to hold onto hope. He believes that Nigeria’s current situation is temporary and that the nation is on a path toward a brighter future. “Where we are is not where God wants us to be,” he said, reinforcing his belief that the country’s struggles are not permanent.
The former president explained that God’s vision for Nigeria is one of abundance and prosperity. “God wants Nigeria to be a land flowing with milk and honey, not a desert, not a basket case, not a failed country,” he said. Obasanjo pointed out that the nation’s current state is the result of both the actions of its leaders and the involvement of its citizens, but he remains confident that Nigeria’s destiny is to overcome these challenges.
Obasanjo’s message is one of hope and faith in Nigeria’s future. He believes that, with time, the country will reach its destined greatness, and the struggles of today will give way to a prosperous tomorrow. His optimism serves as a reminder that, despite the difficulties, Nigerians should continue to believe in the nation’s potential for success.
As Nigeria faces its economic challenges, Obasanjo’s words encourage the future. He believes that the country is on the verge of experiencing great things, and that the best is yet to come for the nation.
