Preach this gospel to the government such that they'll agree so we won't have to claim a trophy for going to underdeveloped ares no more. I think what those people need first is geographical development and if that's not given to them, it is more wicked to take the gospel to such people and leave them believing in a Jesus that can't save them from starvation and several other dearth. If all Christianity or the gospel can offer is selling words to people rather than a life they truly deserve then it has failed. What the preacher should have focused on is see to it that development reaches that region and if the people gets to know it is because of him they have a geographical development, he won't need to talk much or do much for them to believe his JESUS. Many of the secular representatives and worldly people we castigate are still ahead of us because they know the strategy to getting people listen to them. They first make them have a better life then push their agenda to them. If the message of the Gospel thrives more only among the poor masses or population, it tells only one thing, that gospel is encouraging lack or poverty.