Nigerians remain the only problem of Nigeria - Bishop Sam Zuga- Bishop Sam Zuga has stated that Nigerians are the only problem of Nigeria - The popular clergyman has encouraged youths outside the country who are stranded to return home - Bishop Zuga recently met with stranded Nigerian youths living in Dubai, United Arab Emirates Popular clergyman, Bishop Sam Zuga has said that Nigerians are the only problem in Nigeria. Bishop Zuga, General Overseer of House of Joy Ministry and founder, Samzuga free medical treatment stated this while addressing stranded Nigerian youths living in Dubai. He encouraged the youths who he received in his Dubai office, to come back home and join forces with him to make Nigeria a conducive place for all. Most of the youths told the respected clergyman that they have no place to sleep, no jobs and no good source of income. While pacifying them and massaging their hope, the Benue state born clergyman expressed his regret over the situation of Nigerians living helplessly in Dubai. Recommended for you CBN stops banks agents from using PoS terminals for transactions, along wit... His words: “What we are passing through, we are the cause of it. Insults we are receiving from the outside world, we are the cause of it. The sufferings of many Nigerians in Dubai are caused by Nigerians too. “I want to tell you categorically that Nigerians are the only problem of Nigeria. And its only Nigerians that would change Nigeria. “I want us to go back home and start. We need to do to something in Nigeria that would make everyone abroad to run back home. We can't be moving like orphans. We have fertile land. We have money, we have everything. “If Nigerians withdraw their investments in Dubai, there would be nothing like Dubai again. If Nigerians withdraw from South Africa, there won't be South Africa again, same applies to the USA.” PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Recommended for you "Them go break all these tables": Portable unveils new look of his bar, DJ... Meanwhile, a report by the Washington Post revealed that Nigerians are generally dismayed by the recent United States of America travel ban on Nigeria. In a 2018 Pew survey, 45 per cent of Nigerian adults said they planned to move to another country in the next five years — the highest percentage of any nation surveyed. NAIJ.com (naija.ng) -> Legit.ng We keep evolving to serve our readers better Why some Nigerian youths live fake lives | Legit TV Source: Legit.ng - Bishop Sam Zuga has stated that Nigerians are the only problem of Nigeria - The popular clergyman has encouraged youths outside the country who are stranded to return home - Bishop Zuga recently met with stranded Nigerian youths living in Dubai, United Arab Emirates PAY ATTENTION: NAIJ.com Legit.ng