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Another Pastor Pictured Grabbing A Lady’s Private Part Openly
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Another very suggestive picture of a supposed man of God touching his member in a very compromising manner, has hit the social media.
This time, the supposed man of God is portrayed grabbing the very private part of a member whose capture disposal was one of approval.
Although the names of neither the lady nor the pastor was mentioned, the story goes ahead to castigate pastors in the habit of taking advantage of their unsuspecting members.
The Eagle could not immediately confirm the authenticity or otherwise of the story, but is already generating interest, albeit wide criticisms for those who tend to take advantage of vulnerable members of their congregation.
There is little or no doubt that times are challenging and usually the answers to the issues that trouble man are beyond man’s ability and interpretation, and the pulpit becomes a major recourse.
Besides, individual worshipers are usually not able to pay the price of separation as to hear first-hand from God how to paddle the canoes of their lives; they therefore flock to wherever there is a glimmer of hope.
Aside the two, the question has also risen, have the men of God become too debased and brazen as to be committing all the atrocities usually associated with them, or are these the outcome of an overzealous generation of pen –pushers?
Real trained journalism professionals these days are pained no end by the continued encroachment of non-professionals, which has further lowered the standard.
A gullible media public has assured that just anybody and just anything could fly as news content, thus many people, finding themselves on the wrong side of the news.
All of these call for caution no doubt.
Dear esteemed reader, please can we get your take on this matter, thanks.
POST SCRIPT: That a story of this nature appears on this platform at all is not an affirmation that it actually happened.
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Rowena chukuka
April 5, 2020 at 3:27 pm
The fake pastor and the miracle seeker are operating from satanic kingdom
OKAKONU OSUEGWU SILAS
April 5, 2020 at 7:26 am
It will make every believer to remember what the Bible told us concerning the end-time. It was declared in the book of Matthew that not everyone who calls Lord, Lord will enter the kingdom of God, so we should be very careful with such pastors and some men of God whom we patronise, a lot of them are agents of Satan. May God bless us in Jesus’ name, Amen
Olabode Ayomide
April 4, 2020 at 4:59 pm
This should be part of what the government should investigate on thoroughly and fish out the fake religion leaders because it human abuse and mind you it’s not only exi3in christianity also other religion but in other dimension.
Such religion leader does not molest their members but also duped them financialy,let the Human Rigth Commission see to it.
Babatola Adeyemi
April 5, 2020 at 7:56 am
Facts are sacred is one of the basic tenets of Journalism. It is inexcusable -if not unprofessional- to publish what is not verified just because it is news being spread around. The hallmark of professionalism in Journalism is INVESTIGATION. It pays greatly to do the right than trying to excuse avoidable wrong doing. Did the act happen truly in a church? Is the man a pastor? Where did the “news” originate from? These are what we expect from professionals.
Martins Ibrahim
April 4, 2020 at 12:30 pm
This actually happened, the story is true and I know the pastor in person and the church.
Ong
April 4, 2020 at 8:54 am
Hmmm… Miracle seekers