Pastor David Ibiyeomie has warned Christians against buying Christmas clothes before paying their tithes went viral.
David Ibiyeomie reportedly said it was dangerous for Christians to purchase Christmas clothes without first fulfilling their tithing obligations, triggering mixed reactions from social media users.
“Don’t buy Christmas clothes when you haven’t paid your tithes. It’s very dangerous,” Ibiyeomie was quoted as saying.
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His comment has generated criticism from several users on X, with some questioning the message while others accused the pastor of placing too much emphasis on tithes and financial giving to the church.
One user, Èva, identified by the handle @Thefairguy01, questioned the statement, writing, “Una sure say this man well?”
Another user, Kemmy, who posts as @dspkemo, also reacted to the comment. “I think say na him church u de go,” Kemmy wrote in one reaction.
The same user later described the pastor’s statement as “Very anyhow pastor,” adding to the criticism surrounding the viral comment.
Meanwhile, another X user, War Veteran International, whose handle begins with @dru, criticised the message, writing, “Spiritual fraudster don drop omila code.”
Chinez, identified by the handle @ikenua, also questioned the pastor’s emphasis on tithing, suggesting that the subject featured prominently in his preaching. Christmas clothes.
“This man e be like na him this tithe money dey sweet pass. All his preaching na always about tithe,” Chinez wrote.
Another user, Rhymesedit, posting as @1000000_Ramsey, offered a more detailed criticism of the cleric’s teachings on giving and tithing.
“His every teaching is centered on giving, especially the church via tithing. He finds every means to twist every of his message to the consequences of not giving to the church, via tithing, and indeed its too much,” the user wrote.
Rhymesedit added, “I begin to wonder what service to ‘mammon’ truly is?”
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Don’t buy Christmas clothes when you haven’t paid your tithes it’s very dangerous
~ Pastor David Ibiyeomie https://t.co/1URHXmXQTZ
— Kemmy (@dspkemo) October 25, 2026
Meanwhile, Nigerian streamer Peller has addressed speculations that he’s about to divorce jarvis, insisting that he is not planning to divorce her despite the challenges surrounding their marriage.
The content creator made this known while reacting to discussions about their relationship, dismissing suggestions that he and Jarvis were deliberately creating marital drama to generate views, engagement or online attention.
“My wife and I aren’t suffering for views. We’re not fighting to rack up engagement or trend,” Peller said.
He also spoke about the implications of ending their court marriage, claiming thathe would face serious consequences if he divorce jarvis.
“Divorcing my wife now would mean going to prison for four years and giving her 30% of my property. That’s the consequence of my court wedding. I’m not divorcing her,” he added.
His remarks have generated reactions on social media, with some users questioning his understanding of the legal implications of divorce, while others advised him to remain committed to his marriage. Divorce jarvis.
Peller and Jarvis’ marriage drama
Newsflashngr had reported that Peller and Jarvis have repeatedly attracted attention online over disagreements and statements that have fuelled speculation about the future of their marriage.
Their relationship has been the subject of discussions following reports of arguments, social media exchanges and comments suggesting that they were experiencing challenges as a couple.
His comments have also reignited conversations about court marriages, divorce and the legal responsibilities that come with marriage.
The statement has sparked mixed reactions, with some social media users expressing concern about the advice being given to the couple, while others questioned Peller’s explanation of the legal consequences of divorce. Continue reading here
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