- Pastor Jerry Eze is the founder of Stream of Joy International.
- He faced criticism for comments made during a recent church service.
- Eze claimed that some men in Abuja use subtle tactics to borrow money from women.
Pastor Jerry Eze, the founder of Stream of Joy International, has recently faced criticism over comments he made during a church service.
During the sermon, Pastor Eze claimed that some men in Abuja use subtle strategies to borrow money from women, often without repaying it. He even illustrated how these men typically act and what they say when requesting financial help.
The sermon sparked reactions online, with one man sharing the video and criticizing the pastor. He argued that Pastor Eze was making a broad generalization, which he felt was unfair.
In his response, the Abuja resident questioned why the pastor would make such a statement. He suggested that if a woman and a man have just met, she might still choose to assist him financially if he genuinely needed help. The man also asserted that Abuja men would not take the pastor’s remarks lightly and called on him to issue an apology to all men in the city.
This is not the first time Pastor Jerry Eze has attracted controversy. Last year, during a prayer conference in London, he faced accusations of fabricating miracles. More recently, he was criticized for not publicly responding to a church attack in Kwara state carried out by unidentified gunmen.
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Read some comments below:
@micaiaholuwafemi:”We go play davido song for this one if you no get money hide your face oga hide your face in shame.”
@cutetafa:”Sir, are you guilty of what was said? Because from the way things appear, it seems so. But if you are not guilty, then please allow those who are responsible to speak for themselves.”
@geraldineodey17:”But did he lie?”
@mexychem:”Some of una ehh, una children will be ashamed of wetin they go see Una saying on social media…you dey fight for Abuja men.”
@barbie984:”Abuja na ur state. Abuja man ko Abuja man ni, na lie him talk?:”
