“Blessed is the nation
whose God is the LORD; and the people whom he hath chosen for his own
inheritance.” Psalms 33:12
1.
I thank God that I am a Nigerian by God’s choice;
I wouldn’t have been a better national of any other country.
2.
I thank God for this portion of planet earth where
it has pleased Him to place me; no other place on earth would have been better for
me than Nigeria.
3.
God shall continually be praised for the fine weather
we have in different parts of Nigeria and for the absence of many natural disasters.
4.
I praise God for the diverse human and material resources
that are available in Nigeria: the population, professionals, market, labour, potentials,
minerals and all forms of environmental resources.
5.
I pray that God’s original mind for creating the
Nigeria nation will
be fully accomplished in Jesus’ Name. Amen.
6.
I confess the sins of our forefathers, grandparents,
parents and the sins of our generation that God will forgive us.
7.
May God forgive us of the uncountable lives that
have been prematurely terminated in Nigeria by civil war, communal clashes, armed
robbery, preventable road accidents, insurgence of all forms, ritual killings, wizardry
and all forms of wickedness.
8.
In Nigeria, may the gospel of the eternal Saviour
Jesus Christ continue to flourish as a good seed does on fertile land and under
very favourable conditions.
9.
May Nigerian Missionaries continue to prosper in
their endeavours. May they see the fruits of their travail and give all the praise
to God.
10. May
there be appropriate support for our missionaries in Nigeria and may the missionaries
be faithful to their calls.
11. I
speak to all dark places of Nigeria: Receive the light of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Amen.
12. May
there be strategic conversions in Nigeria in which those who champion anti‐God agenda
will be dramatically and miraculously turned to the Lord God Almighty.
13. May
religionists in Nigeria especially those who are sincerely wrong be helped
by the Almighty
God to come to know,
believe and serve the only true God.
14. May
those who come to know Jesus in Nigeria be established to follow the original gospel.
I pray against all forms of another Jesus, another gospel and another spirit.
15. May
Nigerians believe God more than anything else and may our actions and words manifest
our belief of the Almighty God.
16. May
our Church altars continue to be righteous altars where acceptable sacrifices are
offered to the Lord God Almighty.
17. May
our Pastors be Shepherds indeed and not hirelings. May they lead the Church as Jesus
wants His Church led and may they lead their congregations to God’s glorious heaven
at the end in Jesus name.
18. May
peace be restored among warring family members in Nigeria: Husbands and wives; parents
and children, brothers and sisters. May love prevail in Nigeria irrespective of
all our tribal, religious and social differences.
19. I
pray that illicit sex, prostitution, and all forms of immorality continue to fade
away in Nigeria. May chastity be re‐awakened in Nigeria. May prostitution fade away
in all its forms.
20. May
the television, print and all electronic and social media be more moral than they
are today. May the nude pictures fade away and may decency be revived.
21. May
Nigerian parents stand up to their responsibilities of training up their children
in the fear of God.
22. May
God specially take care of our senior citizens. May the retired civil servants enjoy
their retirement years and may the older people enjoy their remaining years as government
puts in place appropriate policies to support these citizens.
23. May
God guide our leaders right. May they provide exemplary leadership. May we begin
to practice politics without bitterness and may our politicians have the fear of
God in their conducts.
24.
May our political institutions be strong, vibrant,
focussed, objective and committed to the progress of the Nigeria nation.
25.
May there be harmony between the different tiers
and levels of government in Nigeria. May they all work for the progress and unity
of the nation.
26.
May our governments at all levels be
DEPENDABLE and continue
to say and do under God and may lie telling, insincerity and window dressing be
off from governance in Nigeria.
27.
Irrespective of the national character system in
Nigeria, may we elevate meritocracy above mediocrity in Nigeria. May merit have
that good place in all forms of appointments in Nigeria in Jesus name.
28.
I specially pray for all advisers to our leaders
that none will give anti‐God counsels and also for discernment for our leaders to
know and follow the appropriate counsel each time.
29.
May our leaders not make mistakes that will land
us in trouble in this nation. Because of the innocent citizens, may God help our
leaders to take the best decisions each time.
30.
I pray for a peaceful process of election in
Nigeria towards the
2015 administration. May God influence our elections.
31.
I specially pray for Christian politicians not to
forget their God and their allegiance to Him while serving the nation. May they
eschew greed, idolatry, inordinate ambition and all forms of evil practices.
32.
I pray that government at all levels in Nigeria will
be more pro‐active to prevent strikes and industrial unrests of all forms.
33.
May God give the Nigerian government the lasting
solution to all types of strikes and industrial strife in Nigeria in Jesus’ Name.
34.
May God give government a lasting solution to the
undue rivalry among the medical/health professionals in Nigeria.
35. May
God help our government to resolve the Universities‐Polytechnics graduates cold
war of superiority/inferiority complex.
36. May
our public schools not die off. May there be a real effort by government to revive
them.
37. May
the glories of the Nigerian Unity Schools return again.
38. I
pray for a virile alumni system in our educational institutions who will help raise
the standard of the various schools.
39. May
God give us ground breaking ideas, innovations, inventions and breakthroughs in
the Nigerian institutions which will better the lives of our citizens and find considerable
market all over the world.
40. May
our professionals not be half‐baked any longer. May the training institutions in
Nigeria be better equipped to produce excellent professionals.
41. May
more notable scholars of repute of the status of Chinua Achebe, Wole Soyinka and
other accomplished Nigerian come to the lime light soonest.
42. May
God deliver Nigeria from the brain‐drain syndrome. May this land be the green pasture
that other nationals look forward to.
43. God
bless the NYSC Scheme and continue to protect all our sons and daughters in the
Scheme. May they serve the nation more diligently.
44. May
God grant our teaming youth ideas so that they will become self employed and subsequently
employers of labour rather than looking for government employment,.
45. May
Nigerian youth believe in dignity in labour.
May there be that excellent
attitude to work in Nigeria.
46. God
be praised for the progress in the Nigerian economy. May leaking points be blocked
and may other sectors begin to contribute to the national economy just as petroleum
has been doing.
47. May
there be a boost to tourism in Nigeria, not only to serve as a revenue earner but
to portray the wonders of God in Nigeria.
48. May
we begin to enjoy stable power supply in Nigeria. May the present privatization
arrangements work out and may its good results be evident in no distant future.
49. May
we begin to massively utilise acceptable alternative sources of energy in Nigeria;
particularly solar.
50. May
our exports receive good prices at the international market in Jesus name. May our
international trade be highly beneficial.
51. May
there be a great acceptance of the word of God among the little children in our
generation.
May God raise a glorious generation
of God‐
fearing Nigerians through
these young ones in Jesus name. Amen.
52.
I pray against poverty in Nigeria that God will visit
each family, community, LGA and State on how best to address poverty among its people
in Jesus name.
53.
May there be equity in the distribution of the resources
of Nigeria. May we be able to reasonably reduce the cost of governance in Nigeria.
54.
May we have excellent highways in Nigeria from
Maiduguri to Lagos to
Port Harcourt and from Sokoto to Port Harcourt to Lagos. May we enjoy excellent
road networks in our various States and communities in Nigeria.
55.
May all our transportation modes (air, land water,
rail and pipelines) be safe, effective and efficient. I pray for safety on our highways.
May drivers speed less and drive more carefully. May the roads be better maintained
and may road safety casualty figures continue to reduce considerably.
56.
May God protect our railway system in Nigeria. I
pray against derailment. May more locations be linked up to the existing rail‐system
and may they be permanently revived. Amen.
57.
May God protect our pipelines in Nigeria so that
they can deliver the commodity to target locations without loss of commodity or
lives.
58.
Thank God for the telecommunication breakthroughs
in Nigeria. May all other forms of services and utilities enjoy such breakthroughs
shortly in Jesus name. Amen.
59.
May God protect our critical infrastructure from
all forms of attack in Jesus Name. May our air,
waterways, sea, ports/harbours
and termini be safe.
60.
May we imbibe maintenance culture in Nigeria. May
we no longer wait for our facilities to decay and rot before any action.
61. I
pray for the utilisation of appropriate technology in the various sectors of the
Nigerian economy. May all waste‐laden technologies fade away from Nigeria in Jesus
name.
62. I
pray for safety in our houses and offices. May we take appropriate renovation measures
before buildings will collapse on people in Nigeria.
63. I
specially pray for Nigerian Security System that it will be commanded from heaven
by the Lord God Almighty. It shall become technology and intelligence driven with
better results, less casualties among the security personnel and Nigeria innocent
citizen.
64. May
there be unity among all members of the Nigeria Armed Forces. May they be true to
their allegiance of protecting and defending the unity and sovereignty of the nation.
65. May
all forms of insurgence and hostilities to the Nigerian nation cease. May love reign
in Nigeria and may it give birth to peace.
66. May
Boko Haram and all forms of insurgence be history in Nigeria soonest just as Maitasine
has become history in this country in Jesus’ Name.
67. I
pray against religious intolerance in Nigeria. May we learn to live in peace irrespective
of our religious differences.
68. May
God once again visit Nigeria and bless us with peace, unity and progress.
69. May
the handicapped in Nigeria be better cared for. May they enjoy their lives irrespective
of their disabilities.
70. I
pray against the child killer diseases that they will continue to reduce in Nigeria.
Our children shall live and not die to declare the glory of God.
71. May
our pregnant women continue to deliver safely, and may the Lord visit those expecting
God’s visitation with the fruit of the womb.
72. May
there be breakthroughs over malaria in Nigeria. May genuine efforts aimed at fighting
malaria and all other forms of fever in Nigeria yield glorious results.
73. May
God judge all forms of agents responsible for sickness and diseases in Nigeria.
74. May
our health workers still remember all the time that they care but God heals. May
they work under God’s influence all the time. Amen.
75. I
pray for the work force in Nigeria that we may learn to do our works as unto the
Lord. I pray against eye service in Nigeria.
76. May
there be a great revolution in all the ministries, departments and agencies of Nigeria
that have reputation for bribery and corruption. May God visit the staff of such
establishment one by one to discourage them from such evil practices.
77. May
SERVICOM succeed in Nigeria. May we render quality service to all without looking
for undue reward.
78. May
the culture of selfless service return to Nigeria. May self motivated gains reduce
in our contract regime in Nigeria. Amen.
79. May
there be a desire for excellence in whatever we lay our hands on as Nigerians. May
we desire extraordinary performance than the ordinary.
80. That
enemy called THE NIGERIAN FACTOR is a negative description of Nigeria. May its influence
upon our nation begin to fade away in Jesus name. May our use of GOOD NIGERIAN be
like the general use of the Good Samaritan. Amen
81. May
God deliver Nigerians from swindlers, especially through the internet and GSM services.
May greed not prevail over our citizens any longer to the point of being defrauded.
82. May
God specially protect our farmers from all forms of danger and may they continue
to have bumper harvest to feed us and for exportation in Jesus name.
83. May
food preservation techniques be revived in Nigeria so that our post harvest losses
may reduce considerably.
84. I
pray for our dams, water resources and all forms of irrigation projects that they
will work to our advantage and not be adverse to us in any way.
85. May
God grant that we have our seasons appropriately and in good measure. May our rain
be abundant but not in excess so that all may be well with Nigeria. Amen.
86. May
our law makers be renowned for making righteous laws. May all anti‐God laws be repealed
and all anti‐God bills never be passed nor accented to in Jesus name.
87. May
our judiciary be just. May they work truthfully without fear or favour. May they
bear in mind that God is the Judge of all while carrying out their assignments.
88. May
there be conscious efforts in Nigeria to reverse the trend where those who loot
our treasuries are honoured. May honour be given unto whom it is rightly due in
Nigeria.
89. May
the phenomenon of kidnap and child trafficking cease in Nigeria. May they become
unprofitable and unattractive. May the fear of
God prevail on those
who have been profiting from them.
90. I
pray against all altars that have been erected against Nigeria that they are judged
by the Lord God Almighty. Within and outside Nigeria, you are judged in Jesus name.
Amen.
91. Whatever
agreement or covenant that anyone or any group have entered into on behalf of Nigeria
but against God’s will for this country, I use the power that is in the blood of
Jesus Christ to break such agreements and covenants in Jesus name. Amen.
92. May
all strange religions and occultic practices in
Nigeria begin to receive
God’s judgement in Jesus name.
93. I
pray for Nigerians in the Diaspora that they will always make Nigeria proud. They
will be kept by God’s special hands in their lands of sojourn. They will be good
ambassadors of the Nigerian nation.
94. May there be peace within our borders. MayGod’s covenant of peace be our portion in Nigeria in Jesus’ Name. May Nigeria have an
enviable international standing again in Jesus Name.
95. May our flag fly and shine in international arena again. May our passport be presented with great dignity anywhere in the world.
96. May God raise for us in this nation individuals and teams that will bring back laurels for Nigeria in international sports and all other forms of competitions.
97. May our leaders develop appropriate reward mechanisms for those who make Nigeria proud.
98. May we enjoy peace with our neighbouring countries. May none of our neighbouring nations have any reason to raise up arms against us in Jesus name.
99. God, please make Nigeria one of the happiest nations on planet earth. In our prosperity and affluence, let us not forget you.
100. May God put the consciousness of the reality of eternity in the hearts of Nigerians so that eternal rest with God in the end will be our principal consideration in all our actions. Amen.
“For what nation is there so great, who hath God so nigh unto them, as the LORD our God is in all things that we call upon him for? And what nation is there so great, that hath statutes and judgments so righteous as all this law, which I set before you this day?” Deuteronomy 4:7‐8
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