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Nigerian Evangelist claims rich pastors won’t go to heaven on judgement day
A Nigerian evangelist has stirred controversy with his recent declaration that all the wealthy pastors and men in Nigeria will not be accepted into Heaven on Judgement Day.
The man of God made this statement during a sermon to his congregation in a church.
The evangelist, whose name was not mentioned in the report, insisted that the only way for other clergymen to make it to Heaven is if they listen to his preaching and abide by it.
His bold claim has sparked mixed reactions among netizens, with some finding it absurd and questioning his own financial status as a pastor.
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The statement made by the evangelist has caused a buzz on social media, with many users expressing their opinions on the matter.
Some have criticized the preacher for making such a sweeping statement about wealthy pastors, while others have shown support for his message.
See some of the reactions below;
patrickmirabel09; Thank God say I no follow for anyone,so heaven sure for me
throwbacknaijatvv; With is the Picture of that White Actor doing on the wall?
chukkygallinton; May God supply all your needs according to his riches in glory through Christ Jesus…Can I get Amen?
blazedarlington; Okay sir continue being poor leave those that want to be rich
jeffryprettypretty; This pastor dey vex because he is not rich, pastor both rich and poor will make heaven, as far say you nor disobey God
youngjo_official; This one loud , Shock me more 😂 Daddy
blessing_luka_mamza; Can you imagine 🙄 so heaven is meant for poor people? Smh 🤦♀️
rychel_baby; Take it easy Assistant Jesus
ada_ify12; E blyk say this man nai poor pastor so he go mk heaven😂😂😂
fat_teemah; True talk… no be wetin Jesus teach them Dey practice… Jesus trekked all through his years preach from mountain to mountain.. healing the poor… Nigeria pastors Dey collect from the poor add to their own…
I have never seen a Nigeria pastor give to charity… except buying luxury…IF YOU DO NOT SUPPORT WHAT I POST AND YOU WANT TO COME FOR ME… “YOU WON’T DIE WELL”.
The controversy surrounding his remarks has raised discussions about the role of wealth and material possessions in relation to religious beliefs.
