Hardship: Remain steadfast in Christ, things will get better - Cleric urges Nigerians

Author: Lovina AnthonyPublished on: June 7, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Hardship: Remain steadfast in Christ, things will get better - Cleric urges Nigerians

Apostle John Okoriko, founder of the Solid Rock Kingdom Church, urged Nigerians to remain steadfast in faith amid economic hardship and insecurity. He condemned prophets and pastors who demand money for prayers or healing, noting that Jesus never charged for miracles. He also warned against suicide and self-harm.

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