A viral video has recently surfaced on social media showing Pastor Remote A Popular Comedian in Nigeria calling out popular Nigerian singer Isegun Johnson for lavishing money on him, While the money is meant for his family upkeep.
In the video, Pastor Remote can be seen crying and shouting “God will punish you” at the singer, accusing him of trying to buy his loyalty with money. He also accuses the singer of being a fraudster and using his music to deceive people.
The video has since sparked controversy among netizens, with many taking sides on the matter. Some have criticized Pastor Remote for his behavior, arguing that it is not appropriate for a pastor to curse someone in such a manner. Others have defended him, stating that he was only standing up for what is right and calling out wrongdoing.
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On the other hand, some have criticized the singer for his actions, accusing him of trying to bribe the pastor with money. Others have defended him, stating that he was only trying to help the pastor and his family.
The incident has once again highlighted the issue of religious leaders and their relationship with money. While many argue that pastors and other religious leaders should live modest lives and not be swayed by money, others believe that they are entitled to live comfortable lives and that it is up to their followers to support them.
In response to the video, Isegun Johnson has taken to his social media page to apologize to Pastor Remote and his family, stating that he had no intention of causing any harm or offense. He also urged his fans and followers to refrain from attacking the pastor, stating that he deserves respect as a religious leader.
The video of Pastor Remote calling out Isegun Johnson for lavishing money on him has sparked controversy among netizens. While opinions are divided on the matter, the incident has once again highlighted the issue of religious leaders and their relationship with money. It remains to be seen how the matter will be resolved and whether it will have any long-term impact on the relationship between the pastor and the singer.