Okoriko ties Africa's slow growth to faulty beliefs

Apostle John Okoriko blames faulty belief systems for stalling African progress. Speaking at an Eket Interactive Service, he linked economic erosion and tribal conflicts directly to unproductive traditions within Solid Rock Kingdom Church teachings.

Egypt once led global literacy through hieroglyphics but allegedly drifted backward by prioritizing pyramids and burying precious metals with the dead over innovation. Other nations eventually overtook the continent because resources went toward superstition instead of advancement.

Witchcraft spending still drains funds that could upgrade regional science and technology. Okoriko insists leaders must shift mindsets first since personal wealth or poverty stems entirely from underlying thought patterns rather than external factors.
 

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