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‘Money Given To Jesus Is Non-Refundable’ – Police Arrest Pastor Who Refused To Return Member’s ₦900k For Donation (Video)

June 3, 2025
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A man named Samuel had planned to make a generous donation of ₦100,000 to his local church, believing it would help with various community projects. However, in a moment of confusion while making the transfer, he accidentally sent ₦1 million instead, ten times the intended amount.

Realizing his mistake almost immediately, Samuel felt a mixture of shock and anxiety. He quickly contacted the church’s pastor, hoping to rectify the situation. When he explained his error and requested a refund of ₦900,000, the pastor responded with an unexpected comment: “Money given to Jesus is non-refundable.”. …CONTINUE READING

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Taken aback by this response, Samuel found himself frustrated and feeling that his trust had been taken advantage of.

Convinced that he needed to take action, he decided to call the police to report the incident, hoping they could assist him in recovering his funds. The situation escalated into a dispute that raised questions about ethics, the responsibilities of charitable institutions, and the importance of careful communication in financial matters. The matter ended up in the police station, where the pastor was arrested for refund of the balance.

Facebook Users have dragged the pastor for such an act.. See some reactions below:

Olajire Ayokunmi Gbolu: These days, it is sinners that should be begging pastors to repent. Every evil, every wrongdoing, it is always from pastors. Even if you mistakenly sent that money to an olosho, she will return the 900k, but see pastor, his greed will not let him

Benyeogo Tony: This is totally wrong and he has sinned against God by saying is the Holyspirit that touched him to donate . Blessings of GOD maketh riches and added no sorrow. Very simple he would have returned the 900k and even apologized. These are men that called themselves

Nsikak-abasi David Benson: Stealing with the name of the Lord.

Awayewaserere Bmk: “This is madness. Extorting with legit Bible back up. (This man or this pastor you wonderful)

Oti Abali: The pastor is von mam

Bryan Williams: So police is now debt collectors

Prince Nze: The pastor is a thief and is evil.🤣

Ezugwu Chigbo: The so called pastor is not even ready to refund anything

Edmund Ebiware Opori: What a country full of dramatist ?? Hahaha If you are depressed just get data u will be relieved. I had same experience 17 years ago 200k instead of 100k sent to a pastor for a building project the pastor held tight my 100k ,I had to pull him …

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  • Benjamin says:
    June 3, 2025 at 6:49 pm

    You people are not men of God, they are reform theives.

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