“When we were young, they told us if we work hard and pray, we will get everything we want; that was a lie” – Bisi Alimi vents out

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Bisi Alimi says prayers and hardwork doesn't guarantee success

Gay rights activist, Bisi Alimi has vented out over the false narrative instilled in children when growing up.

He noted how when we were young, they told us working hard and praying hard, will help us get everything we want but that saying was a lie from the out of hell. He stated that one the should have told them is that working hard and praying hard doesn’t guarantee success, especially working cause praying hard guarantees nothing. However, he believes working and praying guarantees experience and growth.

“When we were young, they told us; if we work hard and pray hard, we will get everything we want, that saying was a lie from the pit of hell.

What they should have told us is; we working hard and praying hard doesn’t guarantee success (especially working cos praying hard guarantees nothing), but it’s sure guarantees experience and growth”.

Bisi Alimi says prayers and hardwork doesn't guarantee success

See some reactions below,

One Call Me Famous Boy wrote, “Prayer works for me. Ur believe is different from mine. God is good to people that believes in Him

One Nwaobi Anozie wrote, “Did he lie??

One Official G Victor wrote, “This guy always making sense

One Kelechi Okwara Aji Mental Health1 wrote, “That it didn’t work for you doesn’t mean it didn’t work for others. Don’t under estimate the power of prayers and hardwork

One I Am SAM wrote, “Same way they told us education is the key to success and if we do well, our shoe with sound Kokoka not knowing na pøor people shoe dey make noise

One Lajesco_d wrote, “This life, just get the right connect and that’s all

One Symply Beautiana wrote, “Coming from a rich family is the surest way to success

One Dapoxplain wrote, “The guy talk sense, walai

One Website Guy_Mike wrote, “Could there be anymore truth than this? No!

Weeks back, actor, Yul Edochie had addressed Nigerians over their love of prayers. He stated that though prayer is good, sometimes the answer to one’s problems lies in your village. The actor urged them to go home and ask questions as he noted how in some families, deaths have become a reoccurring thing.

In a previous post, Yul revealed that a lot of people do not need prayers, rather they need money. He advised netizens to learn to give people money instead of always praying for them, adding that a lot of people need serious help.

Similarly, Eniola Badmus stated that not all problems need prayers and fasting. The movie star avowed that rather than wasting time praying and fasting, one should seek forgiveness from those they have offended, especially those innocent people who have caused tears and pain.

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