This story reminds me of the other one by k24 and the prostitutes.
It is another example of shoddy work by a journalist. It may be clothe itself as a story but its actually a hit job on a "pastor"
Thus far and to prove my point, most of the comments here say that it was this same pastor who wanted to have sex. Obviously it wasn't and the journalist wasn't apologetic about that misconception.
Was the issue bad "pastors" or this particular "pastor"
If proof of his being fake is that he declined to take 777 bob to pray for an imposter, I'm sure he will say it was God who told him that the person calling was fake.
This journalist had no right to impress upon us his own interpretation of the Bible. Unless of course the Nation has its own church which interprets tithe.
Then to make it worse, the Nation goes ahead and brings in an "expert" to discuss this issue.
The said "expert" happens to be from the competitor church that also collects "seeds" albeit not 777 but you know they collect.
In the end, the story just like the one from k24 smacked of a hidden agenda by competitor church led by the evangelistic journalist.
Do these journalists have editors anymore?
Jose: If I make it through this thug life, I'll see you one day. The Lord is the only way to stop the hurt.