Legendary Nigerian singer Charly Boy has reacted to clergyman, Pastor Adeboye’s apology on Tithe.
Kemi Filani reported on Friday that in a video captured online, the Redeemed Christian Church of God founder admitted that his statement saying those who don’t pay tithe wouldn’t make heaven is wrong as it isn’t stated in the Bible. He noted how what the Bible talks about is following peace with all men and holiness without which no man shall see God.
Reacting to his apology via his Instagram page, Charly Boy stated that he believes a lot of the fake people are found in churches. He stated that the clergyman’s apology didn’t mean shit unless he promised to return the tithe money.
The legendary singer added that sometimes the nicest people one meets may have bodies covered with tattoos, while the ones who go to church on Sundays are the most bitter, judgmental, envious, and wicked.
“I truly believe that a lot of the fakest people are found in churches, my opinion, not yours.
Your apology doesn’t mean shit unless you promise to return the tithe money they give you for mumu people wey wan bribe dia way to heaven, and stop giving up
CONGREGATION ridiculous Lamba’s
Sometimes, the nicest people you meet may have bodies covered with Tattoos, and the most bitter, judgemental, envious, and wicked people all go to church on Sundays.
Since ur announcement decades ago, that people should throw away their TVs, I have always known dat ur way no pure as a person wey dey
“drink tea with God”
There is nothing worse than a fault-finding, finger-pointing Pastor who is as fake as the blings of a wanna-be artist.
Apology? When you know exactly what you’re doing.
Nonsense
Dia Father’s”.
Also reacting to his apology, Evangelist Mike Bamiloye via his Instagram page, noted how it takes humility for a man like him to apologize. He stated that if God hadn’t corrected him in the secret, he wouldn’t have done that.
In December, Charly Boy posed an important question to Nigerians on the essence of religion as he reacted to a viral video of Pastor Adeboye demanding offerings ranging from N100 million to N1 billion. Calling religion a business, he stated that most clergymen, whom he considers as God of men, are into Jesus’ enterprise.
In other news, in May, a Nigerian clergyman had won the hearts of many after he suspended the collection of offerings in his church over economic hardship. The clergyman declared that there would be no more collections of offerings until the economy was better, as he urged other men of God to follow in his footsteps.
The clergyman wasn’t the first pastor to stop the collection of tithes. Recall that popular clergyman and founder of Deeper Life, Pastor Kumuyi, had shared an important sermon to Christians, advising Christians to give their offerings to the pøor and unemployed in the community.
Kumuyi advised Christians not to spend money on building churches but also help their poor neighbours who cannot afford basic life needs.
