A Nigerian man, Chukwuebuka Abazu, has shared his disappointment after buying what he believed was shawarma at a church harvest programme, only to discover that it contained cucumber.
In a Facebook post, Abazu said he attended his first church service since August and decided to support the church by buying two portions of food after a fundraiser at the harvest event repeatedly advertised the item as shawarma.
He took the food home and asked his sister to heat it up before he ate it as an appetiser. However, when he opened the package, he was surprised to find cucumber inside.
Abazu said he initially thought the unusual texture was because the church had used a different type of shawarma bread. He explained that he trusted the description given during the event.
“If you told me it’s cucumber, I will still support the church but definitely not in the same way I would do for shawarma. I think this is deception,” he said.
Abazu said the experience left him feeling scammed and disappointed, even though he was willing to support the church financially.
He also joked that the incident had taught him a lesson. According to him, he would unwrap anything he buys from the church before leaving the premises.
“Anything I buy from church from now on, I will unwrap it inside church,” he said.
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