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I saw a video by Pastor Paul Enenche and I smiled....

He was saying that no matter how rich and successful you are, you should still serve in Church. Don't just come and sit. Join a department.

For instance, Chidomere Ndubuise, CEO of Pamtech, should serve in the sanctuary unit of his church in Owerri and clean toilets used by some 'Imsu girls'.

I smiled again.

Shockingly, he may be very willing to do that...

The problem is not Christian billionaires. The problem is pastors.

How many pastors can allow a billionaire to be an usher? Or maybe a sanctuary member?

Pastors who automatically create a department for you once you are very rich.

The department is called "Financial Pillars."

Then they support it with a dirty quote

"If you cannot go, let your money go for you..."

Aaaaah.

Why can't you go sir?
Why?
Where will you be when we go?
Making the money the ones who go don't have as you send yours?
The money Coscharis don't have?
Oh, he has and yet he goes.....

I spoke on this before, come along with your money. That's what Scripture commands.

Pastor Paul sir, pastors are the reason rich people can't serve.

A rich man comes to church and the pastor automatically assigns protocol to him.

Boom.
He is on the altar.

I witnessed a meeting where all the pastoral seats on the altar, about 12 of them, were vacated. Not for senior pastors to sit, but for some rich Igbo businessmen.

I have seen that play out countless times.

Where the senior pastor tells the rich people in church that he won't be around, so they shouldn't come.

There's even VIP toilets in churches, for rich people who could have been in the sanctuary unit.

Let Dangote mistakenly walk into a church unannounced, the reception will be like Jesus entered.

And that's not even the problem.

He will sit on the pastor's seat.

Nobody will bother leading him to Christ. We will respect his religion and possibly feel privileged to have him teach us principles of financial success.

Most rich people are willing.

But most pastors won't let them serve.

How can they serve?

Pastor Paul sir, please Daddy, let's talk to our pastors not to serve money anymore.

God save us all from mammon

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Nothing exposes the weakness of loyalty like the absence of integrity.
For a man can stand among you, wear the same uniform, speak the same language… and still not walk the same path.

It is one thing to move with men, and another to move for what is right.
True followership is not proven in presence, but in pressure.

A seed does not betray the soil it grows in.
No matter how long the season, it remains planted because it understands that separation is the beginning of death.
But a man without rootedness will always uproot himself at the sight of opportunity.

Many claim loyalty when there is nothing to lose.
But loyalty is not tested in comfort—it is revealed in moments where gain and character collide.

The tragedy of many is this:
they have proximity without transformation.
They stay around discipline, yet never become disciplined.
They sit under covering, yet remain uncovered in character.

For what is the use of walking with men of honor,
if honor has not entered your heart?

A wise farmer does not sow seeds into a divided field.
He first ensures the ground is aligned because no harvest comes from a soil that fights itself.
In the same way, no future can be built on a divided spirit.

God does not invest in availability alone He invests in alignment.
For the future is too precious to be handed over to an undisciplined heart.

There are men who were trusted with weight,
but never built the capacity to carry it.
And when pressure came, they chose escape over accountability.

Understand this:
betrayal is not an event, it is a process.
It begins the moment a man starts valuing what he can gain over what he has been entrusted with.

A covering does not make you great
it gives you the environment to become.
But becoming is a personal responsibility.

I have come to learn that who you follow shapes what you become,
but how you follow determines if you become at all.

And I am grateful…
that in a world where many chase gain over growth,
I was led to sit under a voice that taught me patience over profit,
process over shortcuts,
and becoming over arrival.

For if my life were left to impulse, I would have traded my future for a moment.
But through guidance, correction, and covering, I am learning that the true wealth of a man
is not what he takes
but what he is trusted to become.

Shocking… deeply troubling, and dangerously revealing.

When the very hands trusted to guard the nation’s wealth are accused of turning against their own, it shakes more than an institution it shakes confidence itself. The reported disappearance of a gendarme with nearly 900 million FCFA, allegedly after overpowering his own colleagues, is not just a scandal; it is a mirror reflecting cracks within discipline, trust, and accountability.

When the shepherd starts eating the sheep, what will be left for the wolves?
This speaks directly to the heart of this case. Security forces are meant to protect both the people and the resources of the state. But when someone within that system is accused of exploiting that very trust, it raises a hard question if insiders can compromise the system, how secure is the system itself?

A house built on trust can only stand if every pillar is strong.
Here, the “house” is the institution, and every officer is a pillar. One act like this whether proven or alleged weakens the entire structure. It invites suspicion, damages morale, and places an extra burden on those who continue to serve with integrity.

Yet, it is also important to remain grounded: allegations are not conclusions. Investigations are ongoing, and justice must be allowed to take its full course. Still, the situation calls for deeper reflection not just on one individual’s actions, but on the systems that must prevent, detect, and respond to such breaches.

In times like this, accountability is not just about punishment it is about restoring trust and reinforcing the values that hold institutions together.

So beyond the headlines and the shock, one question remains: if trust within the ranks is broken, how can the public continue to believe in the system meant to protect them?

Does poverty boost fertility?.

Breaking News: President Paul Biya has promulgated into law the post of vice president.

Now he can appoint the Vice President to deputise him and eventually take over.

Congress adopted the bill two weeks ago.

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