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Rotimi Amaechi, the former Minister of Transportation and former Governor of Rivers State, has opened up about how losing the presidential primary of the All Progressives Congress (APC) took a toll on his personal life and faith.
He was quoted as saying, in an interview on Arise TV, that the loss to President Bola Tinubu not only affected him politically but also led him into a period of spiritual doubt.
Amaechi explained that his thoughts after the primary election were more on the condition of the country than his personal disappointment.
He said he was disturbed by the suffering experienced by Nigerians and began to question why pain persisted despite constant prayers across the country. This internal conflict, he said, impacted his normal prayer life.
He admitted that he stopped going to regular prayer sessions with his spiritual guide during that time.
He said his concern over the state of the country made him withdraw and think deeply about the situation, and this created a distance in his spiritual routine.
I began to question God, ‘God, do you think Nigerians should continue to suffer?’ And then it affected my faith a bit, I stopped praying,“ Said Amaechi.
The ex-Rivers Governor also disclosed that his spiritual guide later contacted him when he noticed his absence. He was given a lesson in faith and acceptance of things beyond human control, and in the course of their discussion he was able to have his fears for the Country and his misgivings about prayer taken away.
