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Pastor gets church member arrested after confessing to stealing N450k from offering
A Nigerian man who took the very bold step to confess his sins to his pastor, has ended up instantly regretting his action after that.
The young man had stolen about N450,000 from church offerings while he was still an active member of the church.
However, his crime began to haunt him afterwards and he thought it wise to confess to his pastor.
In an unexpected turnout, his pastor got infuriated during the confession and called the police to arrest him.
Dexterouz11 shared the story on Twitter with the caption: “One of my neighbours go confess to pastor say em thief money when E be worker for the church. N450k for about 3 months.
“This pastor arrest am. He won’t come out till his family raises the money.”
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