WAS IT GOD OR THE god THAT GAVE UCHE NWOSU HIS SUDDEN WEALTH? Some thirty two hours ago, I did a post in which I tried to find out from my enlightened audience if the information before me concerning ex-Comrade Uche Nwosus dismal participation in the 10,000 jobs for youths examination is true. Unfortunately, some bought-over and hypnotized aspiring criminals invaded my wall and other threads where the query is posted with the noise of how God can make one suddenly and instantly rich. These youths even went ahead to blasphemously quote the Holy Book in a desperate bid to defend the indefensible. That short and supposedly innocuous post also attracted a barrage of threats from the camp of the Governors son-in-law. I would have wished that they reserved their threats till they read a more revealing article which I shall soon cook on this beloved fellow Star, and youthful politician, whose massive and SUDDEN wealth remains questionable. Before we go into all that, let me make it very clear that I do not believe that the true God, whom we know and worship could sanction such sudden wealth at the detriment of the ordinary people. It is not impossible for God to turn a poor man into a very wealthy man, INSTANTLY and SUDDENLY. The Bible promised that, but there is a caveat; the Bible said that God shall bless your handiwork and make you successful, rich and famous THROUGH YOUR HANDWORK. Uche Nwosu is a qualified estate surveyor from Imo State University. He is an ex-Comrade, having played active role in students unionism, which culminated in his holding some positions of authority within the Students Union Government of IMSU; my alma mater. He is also a responsible alumnus, who has always contributed to the progress of alumni activities and programs. Those who are very close to him also affirm that he is a philanthropist. These beautiful stories about him do not however shield him from public scrutiny, considering the fact that he is a public official. It would have been easier to accept that God is responsible for his wealth if he had made these monies as a private citizen. But a situation whereby he acquired most of the million dollar properties that are tied to his name within the period he is in government makes it necessary for questions to be insistently asked. Uche has never worked anywhere else in his life, except his boy boy jobs for his mentor, benefactor and now father-in-law. Man may be god to another man, but things given by such gods to that man must be clarified and distinguished from the blessings of the Almighty God which comes without controversies or questions. It will help if my inlaw tells Imo youths the secret behind his sudden wealth, instead of this incorrigible excuse of God having favoured him. If he tells us that his role-model, benefactor and father-in-law has given him a platform through which he bettered himself, then we can change the argument. But trying to accuse God is a blasphemy which all lovers of God must oppose. KA IMO NWERE ONWE YA!
Posted on: Wed, 29 Oct 2014 11:51:48 +0000
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