Nigerian Church Sponsors Young Girl to Study in US with Offerings and Tithes Money, Gives Her Visa
- A Nigerian church has given a young girl a full scholarship to study at a university in the United States
- Presenting the girl her student visa, the head of the church revealed that the source of the funding was offerings and tithes
- Chioma Ezedigbo is said to be the daughter of a poor widow whose husband was shot dead by unknown gunmen
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A Nigerian girl, Chioma Ezedigbo, from a humble background, is set to study in the United States on scholarship thanks to her church's kindness.
This is as the Nigerian church, Omega Power Ministry (OPM) used its offerings and tithes in financing the academic philanthropic deed.
Confirming the gesture in a post on his Facebook handle on Wednesday, September 1, the head of the church, Chibuzor Gift Chinyere, said it is a gesture his commission does almost every week.
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Chibuzor could be seen in photos he shared handing to the girl her student visa and praying for her.
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Chioma will be going to Chalton University to study nursing.
The young girl's dad was said to have been shot dead by unknown gunmen, making her mother a widow.
Read the full post below:
People hail the church's kind gesture
Jeff Maduka wrote:
"Congratulations daddy you are the best the Dangerous Giver."
Malachi Ebepu said:
"Congratulations to you, the beneficiary of this God's inspired uncommon gift. You light shall keep shining.
"May God bless Apostle Chibuzor Gift Chinyere in billion folds, in Jesus name. Amen."
Ken Matthew Ogudu remarked:
"No day passes without you put smiles in many faces. God bless you sir."
Ibe Ikechi reacted:
"This one loud ooo... Congratulations to her... more grace daddy."
Don’t rob God through the payment of tithe and offering
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that spiritual extortion which also involves failure to pay tithe is a grave sin that could bring about serious consequences for the persons involved and Pastor Enoch Adeboye has reiterated this biblical obligation.
According to Pastor Enoch Adeboye, overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, paying less than one’s tithe is pure deception.
However, the man of God noted that it is a better choice if the person did not pay it at all.
He said that deceiving God has grave consequences and called for the repentance of people who may be guilty about the issue.
Source: YEN.com.gh