There is no such thing as spirit(s) of poverty what exists is poverty mentality- a way of thinking and subsequently living that has been eroded of all good value and high quality. in as much as i believe that being poor is not strictly limited to material things, lack of good and true leadership has engendered an acute situation of lack, want and paucity. the basic things of life are almost out of reach of the majority so what almost everyone is doing is trying to survive and  when a man is hungry, homeless etc his brain can't kick into pime/higher functions. what u get are desperate measures. Most countries have national plans that stretch into dozens and scores of years, we hear of the american dream etc but as a people we don't have a consistent national mantra. we don't have nigerian heroes: nigerians who can inspire and nurture a culture of value for human life by example. thats why our roads are death traps, air travel a tragedy, no medical facilities, no power,  we all know the list. what is the life of a nigerian worth? have u seen how we honour people who labored in their youth? pensioners i mean. what do u think the way they r being treated presently inspires young civil servants, professionals and custodians to do?
Every christian is an extension of God- a dynamic(dunamis) representation of His Kingdom(his rule and dominion). we should all be a living epistle describing and inspiring leadership, sacrifice and value to a poor and broken nigeria. i believe this is what the church should begin to do. not re-enforcing the poverty mentality by misplaced value systems and incomplete doctrines. As a man thinks, so he manifests.

Hello Pucho do u still need the proposal?