A woman in Nigeria accidentally transferred N100,000 (approximately $270 USD) as tithe to her pastor instead of the intended N10,000. She immediately contacted the pastor, but he allegedly delayed returning the excess amount.
The woman, accompanied by others, stormed the pastor’s office to demand a refund of the N90,000 balance. A video of the incident circulated on social media, sparking mixed reactions.
A church member is demanding a refund of N90k balance from her pastor, she mistakenly transferred 100k Naira for tithe instead of 10k. pic.twitter.com/32xiomrIXy
— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) December 30, 2024
Some commenters criticized the pastor’s handling of the situation, while others questioned the woman’s intentions. The incident highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in financial transactions, especially within religious institutions.
@eddiebrendan said: “Pastor says the mistake is divine. Scammers in white robes”
@chukwe wrote: “How you go settle dis matter? First time hearing of refund from God. How do we if it’s a mistake? She can also claim that she wanted to pay 1k”
@adekunleoderinde said: “She claimed she wanted to send 10k, it ought not to reach the level before her entire 100k be returned then she pays her 10k tithe. It is better she gets the entire money for audit trail and future issues. A call or text should have settled this between her and the pastor.”