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Pastor Asks Single Ladies To Pay N3,000 Each To Secure Husband

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A Nigerian clergywoman has been captured on tape asking single ladies who are in search of husbands, to sow seed.

The preacher demanded the sum of N3,000 from each of them during a church programme after she called them out to receive blessings.

In a video circulating online, she could be seen praying for the ladies who all lined up and knelt down close to the pulpit.

She gave instruction for their name to be written down for future reference.

The pastor then asked the women to bring N3k which she described as seed of faith, if they are serious about getting husband.

She then gave them a deadline to ensure that they have the money ready by the next Sunday or forget about the prayers.

Some reactions culled below:

jenniferjennynancy; Anybody wy fall mugu for anywhere chop am 😂😂😂😂 na she dy give husband now abi , drop your 3k and go home and wait 😂😂😂😂😂

goshpretty_pearl; 😂😂😂😂😂God forbid say I de laugh

iamvivian_ib; I no Dey go dis kin church oh

originalkyalley; See this nonsense

abujablogtv; Billing done and dusted

manlike_scamper; This woman don see us finish oo😂😂….Nah husband you dey price 3k…..Nah gay you wan make dem marry ni 😂😂

sugar_ngwa_man; See cash out update 😂😂😂😂

oluwasojaboii; Husband wey surplus for ikorodu 😒😒


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