Nigerian Man Questions Religious Practices After Priest Dedicates Hotel Built by Native Doctor

A Nigerian man has sparked debate on social media after criticizing what he usually known as a “Christianity scam.” His response came after a Catholic priest devoted a lodge constructed by a local doctor in his village.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), the man expressed his disbelief over the match, which he saw as a contradiction in non secular principles. He shared a video capturing the dedication ceremony and voiced his frustration in a post that read:

“A local doctor from my village constructed a lodge, and a Catholic priest went to devote it! Here is why Christianity in Nigeria, for me, is a scam.”

The post quick gained traction, attracting a flood of reactions. Many folks shared their perspectives within the comment fragment, debating the intersection of faith, custom, and morality within the context of the match.

The video showcased the priest blessing the lodge, an act that many chanced on fair correct-searching given the inclined non secular background of the lodge’s builder. The memoir continues to dash discussions in regards to the coexistence of differing beliefs and practices internal Nigerian society.

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Reacting to the post:

@balogunfd: “Did you read that Jesus went to dine in with Zarcheous? There is nothing nasty, so long as the priest is able to dispute him the fact.”

@MrTeeSaint1: “I want to ask a easy quiz “Why is that no man or lady from Anam has a inclined church known in Nigeria”? Nothing personal I even hold wondered why for years, they’re very filthy rich but no longer one has a inclined church, Abia, imo and Enugu even ebonyi has one too. Factual asking shall?”

@kay2flux: “There is something called give to caeser what belongs to caeser and give to God what belongs to God.”

@ugwueze_es57952: “Which form of native Doctor? Is it the actual person that offers medicinal herbs to sick of us.”

@Triggerx09: “It exhibits he recognises the increased energy, it also exhibits Christianity is for humanity for the reason that native doctor might perhaps well be human. Christ came for the sinners no longer tge righteous.”

@LabiaMinoria: “You were by no technique a correct Christian tho. Christ whom Christianity became modelled after might perhaps well well no longer ever abet his blessings or decline the invitation to wait on this match.”

@1millionjazzy: “Every faith is true, fair correct beware of their loopholes. I even hold seen a cultural Christian who doesn’t camouflage it… And issues are working effectively for him.”

@felabayomi: “Christianity doesn’t conclude us from doing our African Primitive faith.”