You'll End Up as Taxi Drivers & Barbers: Pastor Tells Men of God Planning to Travel Abroad, Video Causes Stir
- A pastor has said men of God who didn't make it in Nigeria can't be successful abroad, adding that they will end up driving taxis and becoming barbers
- The pastor who was captured on camera addressing the congregation said many of those men of God don't have a message they can preach abroad
- According to the unidentified pastor, these men of God can't even attract a gathering of 50 people in their own country
A Nigerian pastor has got many talking on social media after telling men of God that they can't succeed abroad if they didn't make it in their own country.
In some videos that were shared on Instagram, the pastor could be seen addressing the congregation.
Source: Instagram
According to the unidentified pastor, any man of God who didn't make it in his country cannot be successful abroad.
Your preaching won't attract people
He said these men of God can't even attract a gathering of 50 people in their own country despite being in the ministry for 12 years.
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The pastor said what many men of God preach on the pulpit cannot attract members to their church if they eventually move abroad.
According to him, if care is not taken, those men of God will become taxi drivers and barbers abroad.
In his words:
"It's a japa spirit. Let me tell you something men of God, all of you that say you want to travel to Canada, it's not a curse, you can't make it. You know why, you didn't make it in Nigeria.
"You have been in ministry for 12 years, you can't gather 50 people. It's taxi you will drive when you get to Canada."
You don't have a message
He said many Nigerian pastors don't have a message they can preach abroad, adding that the only reason they are in ministry is the poverty of Nigeria.
"Many of you pastors don't even know that you don't have a message. The only reason you are in ministry is the poverty of Nigeria."
Social media reacts
Reacting, an Instagram user with the handle @_____mimi06 said:
"I beg to differ! I didn't succeed in Nigeria, but I did abroad."
@bennyblak77 wrote:
"All these so called pastors I nor blame una, na the gullible followers I blame."
@tchehta commented:
"It's a lie sir."
@anunarosemary said:
"True."
It's wrong to tap from other people's grace: Ghanaian pastor says
In other news, a Ghanaian pastor has said it is wrong for people to tap from others' grace, saying Jesus Christ should be the source of grace.
In a video that was shared on Instagram by @lindaikejiblogofficial, the man of God said people read the Bible and still do foolish things.
According to the man of God, his heart gets wounded when people tell him they want to tap into his grace.
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