Tubar

Imagine if this massive structure belonged to a factory owned by David Oyedepo rather than a church auditorium.

Imagine it as a refinery, an iron and steel plant, or a major manufacturing hub.

Thousands of Nigerians would wake up every morning to real jobs.
Families would earn steady incomes.
Young people would gain skills instead of living with frustration.
Small businesses would grow around the factory gates.
Food vendors, transporters, technicians, suppliers, and artisans would all benefit.

The local economy would breathe again.
Hope would return to homes where poverty has taken too much.

Sometimes, the answer to prayers about unemployment is not louder sermons or longer vigils.

Sometimes, the answer is industry.

Because when people work, many prayers begin to answer themselves.

Maybe the next miracle Nigeria needs is not another mega auditorium.

Maybe it is mega factories built by people who already have mega wealth.

Until then, we will keep saying it without fear or apology: Nigeria does not only need more churches, we need more industries that create jobs, build skills, and restore dignity.