Lady Makes Observation About Payment of Offering and Tithes During Hallelujah Challenge, Many React

Lady Makes Observation About Payment of Offering and Tithes During Hallelujah Challenge, Many React

  • A Nigerian lady has given her observations about the payment of tithes and offerings during the Hallelujah Challenge
  • Her observation caught attention on social media, as other followers of the program mostly agreed with what she said
  • Many who came across the video shared what they noticed when they tried to pay offerings at the Hallelujah Challenge

A Nigerian lady has shared what she noticed about the payment of tithes and offerings on the ongoing Hallelujah Challenge.

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The Hallelujah Challenge is an online prayer and praise meeting hosted by Nigerian gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey.

A lady speaks about the payment of offering on Nathaniel Bassey's Hallelujah Challenge
A lady shares her observations about the payment of tithes and offerings for the Hallelujah Challenge. Photo: TikTok/@blazefood7, Instagram/@nathanielblow
Source: TikTok

In a video by @blazefood7 on TikTok, the lady said people do not pay tithes and offerings during the Hallelujah Challenge because it can only be done through the website.

She opened up about the hassle she faced while trying to send her offerings to the platform, explaining:

"You see that website they used to project after the Hallelujah Challenge for partnership. Nigerians are very lazy, including myself. Pastor Nathaniel does not want us to pay tithes. He doesn't want us to pay the offering. Why will he put it as website?"

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Watch the video below:

Reactions trails lady's post on Hallelujah Challenge

@Brie said:

"So true I tried it once and it was hectic. It didn’t even take me where I expected to be. This man of God doesn’t want us to pay."

@Uloma said:

"He said our Tithe is for our various church and encourage us to give our offerings if we want to. He’s in deed selfless."

@onyinye said:

"Nne God bless you. This exact thing has been on my mind. We need a real account."

@julienice said:

"I have screenshots it on my phone more than 4times up till now have not done it. They should give us real account."

@SMALL CHOPS|PARFAIT IN ENUGU said:

"Omo I’m guilty."

@Barbie bee said:

"I was thinking I was the only one - the process is long. You should’ve just tagged him to the video jare."

@PRAISYLUV said:

"The process is so long mehn but I make sure I get to the last process to pay my intended offering."

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@useredenbreeze said:

"Truly speaking. please sir try and put a link like on NSPPD let it appear ON THE SCREEN as we pray n pple WILL WATCH IT PLEASE SIR."

@Olychi13 said:

"He always says he wants us to be intentional about the giving, hence the whole process…me i shaa have it saved in my beneficiary since the last HC."
A lady shares her observations about the payment of tithes and offerings for the Hallelujah challenge
A lady speaks about issues with the paying of tithes during Nathaniel Bassey's Hallelujah Challenge. Photo: TikTok/@blazefood7, Instagram/@nathanielblow
Source: Instagram

In related stories, a woman made a touching request after missing the Hallelujah Challenge, while another shared her experience after going to the Hallelujah Challenge centre.

Lady attends Hallelujah Challenge, shows 'after party'

Legit.ng also reported that a Nigerian lady attended the Hallelujah Challenge at the live event, showing what they did at the 'after-party'.

Many netizens were amazed to see what the people did after the online streaming, with the lady's video trending heavily on social media.

Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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