“Sow It as a Seed” – Pastor Allegedly Demands Indomie, Groundnut Oil From Shop Owner After Getting ₦1,000
- A pastor has sparked online reactions after allegedly asking a shop owner to give him a carton of Indomie and groundnut oil as a “seed” after receiving ₦1,000 for transport.
- The incident has drawn criticism from Nigerians who questioned the pastor’s approach to seeking assistance.
A pastor who visited a shop owner to preach reportedly asked for a carton of Indomie noodles and some groundnut oil after receiving ₦1,000 for transport.
According to the shop owner, the pastor preached at the shop and was given the money as he prepared to leave. However, he allegedly requested the food items and was told he would have to pay for them.
The pastor reportedly responded that the shop owner should consider the items a “seed” and sow them.
The incident has sparked reactions online, with many Nigerians criticising the pastor’s request and questioning the manner in which he sought additional assistance.
@Ov_Philip: Problem no dey finish
@OMOBABACUSTOM: Nah where some people dey spoil Christianity be this ooo… If you can evangelize in truth why cant you just stay your home and do something else
@Aghogho0147: Na hungry pastor
@emmyjustdey18: Wahala no too much like this ?
@Able_God11: Hungry man
@ibMackathy: Na sign say Na hunger turn him to pastoring,He should get a job.
@views999: Na hungry pastor
@Samsonthegoat25: Hahaha
@Iamkhozi11: You for make the pastor dance small t hungry de catch ahm
@fancypunt001: Hungry Pastor
@dspkemo: Na them just full everywhere
A pastor who visited a shop owner to preach reportedly asked for a carton of Indomie noodles and some groundnut oil after receiving ₦1,000 for transport.
According to the shop owner, the pastor preached at the shop and was given the money as he prepared to leave. However, he allegedly requested the food items and was told he would have to pay for them.
The pastor reportedly responded that the shop owner should consider the items a “seed” and sow them.
The incident has sparked reactions online, with many Nigerians criticising the pastor’s request and questioning the manner in which he sought additional assistance.
@Ov_Philip: Problem no dey finish
@OMOBABACUSTOM: Nah where some people dey spoil Christianity be this ooo… If you can evangelize in truth why cant you just stay your home and do something else
@Aghogho0147: Na hungry pastor
@emmyjustdey18: Wahala no too much like this ?
@Able_God11: Hungry man
@ibMackathy: Na sign say Na hunger turn him to pastoring,He should get a job.
@views999: Na hungry pastor
@Samsonthegoat25: Hahaha
@Iamkhozi11: You for make the pastor dance small t hungry de catch ahm
@fancypunt001: Hungry Pastor
@dspkemo: Na them just full everywhere
