A Nigerian `, reportedly a member of his church’s financial committee, has confessed to using part of the church’s offering to place a bet on Sportybet, which won him ₦2 million.
According to the man, he gave in to pressure and diverted the church’s funds to gamble.
His anonymous confession reads: “I am part of the financial committee in my church. Under pressure, I used part of our church offering to win 2 million naira on Sportybet. I feel guilty about it because it’s God’s money. Now I don’t know if I should return everything or just relocate to another state and change my number.”
The post has since gone viral, attracting a wave of reactions from concerned users who flooded the comment section with mixed opinions and advice.
See some reactions below:
@odunayo_lizzzy: “Abi dindinrin leleyi ni relocate bawo. Refund church offering and pay your tithe, then move on with your life,e jeje ko lo far nah.”
@GentleAjeh: “U are not scared to use it to be thin when u win,u start fearing ur own better.”
@kharlyb1577: “Even God is happy with you because you did a good business, so just return the money (exactly what you borrowed) and pay your tithe from winnings 2mrw..note: my perspective 😂😂😂 no one can decide for God is it’s wrong or right.”
@VOparaji76338: “Remove the amount you used and return it to the church money that’s in your care,na God come down low key come bless you my guy, where are you running to as long as the church money is complete my brother you no need fear even God go understand say he get why.Glory to Jesus.”
@FestusOgechi2: “What’s the name of your church? Let me replace you as you’re running away.”
@AdepojuWilliam4: “Pay your tithe of 10% and return the church money you took too. God has used the church to bless you.”
@Ursmall0: “Na God money but you run leave ur state and change number. So, who are you running for now? Shey na between you and God. Muguu, you no get sense comot wetin you use return and keep leaving urlife thereethey’reey fool.”
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