Pastor Rages after Church Members Presented Old N5 and N10 Notes as Offerings

• A Nigerian pastor, Kingsley SPM, got infuriated after seeing old N10 and N5 notes inside the church's offering box
• In a video, he displayed the naira notes during a church service and warned against the repetition of such action
• Massive reactions trailed the video on TikTok as social media users stormed the comments section to share their opinions

A dramatic scene unfolded in a Nigerian church after a pastor expressed his anger upon discovering outdated naira notes among the contributions made by members.

A video surfaced on TikTok, showing the angry cleric holding the money before his congregation.

Pastor warns congregation over offering

The video, shared on TikTok by @mevomagwo, captured the moment the preacher, identified as Kingsley SPM, openly displayed the old notes of N5 and N10.

He used the service to caution worshippers against repeating such a gesture in future offerings.

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Standing before the church, the clergyman addressed the congregation with stern words while holding up the money that had been dropped inside the offering box.

He questioned the intention behind giving out the old notes and declared it unacceptable in the house of God.

According to him, worshippers should honour their faith with more worthy contributions.

In his words:

"I don't know the reason why you gave this old N5 and N10. Please don't do it again in this altar if you don't want to be cursed. God bless you. Give God something good."

Reactions as pastor warns congregation

TikTok users reacted to the video in the comments section.

@Ugomma asked:

"Is the money for you?? Is it not offering for God?"

@peace camiland said:

"This is old naira note. It might be an intentional act from the person. Pray against set back abeg it's not funny."

@shirleyvee said:

"I dey come that church on sunday with bundle of #10 notes and nah only #20 I go put for offering box."

@PRETTY ELLA said:

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"Cursed for what exactly? Is the person owing you??? Na question I ask no body should attack me."

@Odinanwa Edozi Aku said:

"Ife nwere ka ge nenya. someone should help me with d song. Throw it away pls na God dey give no b u even if u lay cursees on him it will not work."

@Nkem Doings said:

"Oga you pack old women who are mothers full church come de find big money. You give them if they can't give."

@dinero de don said:

"I use to tell people to stop going to church because church is where bunch of thief's started business to get rich fast, church is a business."

@An Overcomer said:

"Some people do not fear God because they do not understand the things of the Spirit of God."

@Goodness Nkiru said:

"How can someone use old currency as offering? Something you know you cannot spend in the market, if you don't have money, worship your God and go, to give offering is not by force."

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@chris cakes nd event decor reacted:

"How many persons have u giving a job to or support them maybe the person give out what they have , well na God go judge."

@Princess Amaka Smart commented:

"What is this,the money you can not give your follow human being is what you are giving God oh no, may God have mercy on you, man of God No body can bring you down in Jesus mighty name Amen."

@Akimbo added:

"If the offering is small. gather all the tithe people have paid to you and give it to the person to start up a good business so he can give big offering."

See the post below:

Pastor rains curses on suspected thief

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian cleric got really angry after he could not find his fowl and rained curses on whoever took it.

With the aid of a public address system, the angry pastor declared what would happen to whoever or those involved in the theft of his fowl, which he claimed cost N30k.

Proofreading by James Ojo, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng