Actor Shares Video of Gifts Given to First-Timers in UK Church, Vows to Convert to Christianity
- An actor was left in shock after he was shown all the gifts given to first-timers in a church in the United Kingdom
- The actor's friend had gone to church for the first time and came back home with a variety of goodies
- Oyetunde Kabir Opeyemi, who was in awe, asked his friend what it took to receive all those gifts and vowed to convert from Islam to Christianity
A Nigerian actor named Oyetunde Kabir Opeyemi, aka Kaybee of London, was stunned by the variety of gifts one of his friends brought back home from church after he attended for the first time.
Source: Instagram
The goody bag contained snacks, fruits, canned food, and more. After seeing all the goodies, Kaybee vowed to convert his religion in exchange for gifts.
He also gave himself a new name. In the now-viral clip, Kaybee told his fans to stop calling him Kabiru, as he now bears the name Joseph.
The actor asked if he could attend church the next day but was told he would have to wait until Sunday.
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Some of his fans have also signed up to convert their religion in exchange for the gifts.
Usually, first-timers in some churches get celebrated to encourage, appreciate, and welcome them. A Nigerian lady experienced this when she attended an Abuja church. She shared the numerous gifts she got as a first-timer.
Watch Kaybee's video here:
Nigerians react to Kaybee's video
Legit.ng put some reactions together. See some below:
@iam_ibg:
"Have you been in my church? Here in Nigeria."
@seky_north:
"Nigbawo si gbawo ni Alfa Kabiru di brother Joseph."
@ruby_sena:
"I know CELE church around canning town, Newham London that’s does this. Infact my friend begged me to attend I said no oh, I don’t like freebies."
@godisgreatinn:
"Drop the location of the church Abeg."
@abikemi_____:
"Abeg invite me o."
Lady flaunts gifts church in Canada gave her as first-timer
A lady abroad showcased the gifts she got as a first-timer in a Nigerian church in Canada.
The gifts from the church included many bouillon cubes and a bag of rice, which impressed the lady.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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