“FG can curb crime by supporting the entertainment and creative industries.”
Gospel artist and founding father of Music Ministries International, Evangelist Bose Adeiwa, yesterday referred to as on the Federal Government to implement insurance policies to determine and help particular abilities in the creative and entertainment business. We requested them to formulate a plan.
The cleric mentioned in a press release that such a coverage wouldn’t solely assist tackle the quite a few challenges confronted by music business gamers, particularly music artists, but additionally scale back the period of time spent idle because of unemployment and unprofitable work. He mentioned it will additionally assist curb crime amongst younger folks. He added that these at the helm of political affairs ought to prioritize the welfare of Nigerians who’re presently in dire straits.
“The rate of inflation in our country is unimaginable. Prices of goods and services are soaring. Looking at the situation, it seems that there is no hope for the common man and the government is urgently doing something to save the situation. It is necessary to do so.”
She spoke after serving in track at the inauguration of a multi-million naira bathroom facility donated to Prophet Sam Oruaro’s Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) in Adamimogo, Jesus City, Ibejulekki, Lagos State.
The Ibadan-based gospel musician disclosed that he has recognized Prophet Olu Aro for about six years and shared his dedication to selling and supporting folks to realize their desires and obtain their future. He inspired males of God to mimic his form perspective and acts of kindness.
Source: guardian.ng