In Africa’s Biggest Economy, Financial Struggles Are No Match for the Gospel

 When economic times are tough, cutting corners in business can seem like a justifiable option. But after hearing The Tide© radio broadcast in Nigeria, one business owner ended a dishonest business practice for good.   
 
"I am a merchant. I deal in petroleum products,” the business owner wrote. “To make more money read more
 

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