Eucharia Anunobi Fiercely Comes At General Overseers And Pastors In Nigeria

Eucharia Anunobi is spitting fire on her Instagram.

Today, the former actress-turned-evangelist took to her Instagram to spit venom at church pastors/general overseers whom she says treat their younger pastors unfairly.

“This thing of sending an assistant pastor to start a new branch WITHOUT any financial assistance, asking them to go and ‘prove’ their ministry looks like wickedness in religious robe,” she began in her post, though she didn’t name names.

She went further to slam the daddy GOs who sit back and lick the sweat off the backs of younger pastors; those she says are sent out to grow their ministry without any financial support – “this is wickedness,” Anunobi says.⁠⁠⁠⁠

“It is your ministry, your responsibility, your vision and you should also be part of the provision. Let’s be real and truthful to ourselves. Let our conscience judge this thing,” Anunobi continued in her rant.

Anunobi rose to fame for her explicit bathroom scene with Zack Orji in the mid-90s Nollywood flick Glamour Girls, which remains one of the most controversial scenes in the movie industry.

Now, she is an evangelist but still carries that fiery persona her fans all over the whole world had learned to love. We wonder who triggered this tirade; we pity them already.

Here’s what she shared:

You Are Free To Block Me After This Post… This thing of sending an assistant pastor to start a new branch WITHOUT any financial assistance, asking them to go and ‘prove’ their ministry looks like wickedness in religious robe. Did you consider that those pastors have families who depend on them? Whose ministry are they even proving? Theirs or yours? 

Definitely not theirs because this church is your ministry, not theirs? If they were going out to start their own ministry, then we can tell them to go and prove their ministry. Even though we should actually assist them too But this time sir, it is your ministry, your responsibility, your vision and you should also be part of the provision. Let’s be real and truthful to ourselves. 

Let our conscience judge this thing. You won’t give them $1 but you will expect tithe from them in a matter of months. Sir, that’s not good nah. Even unbelievers won’t open a branch of their business without equipping the shop for their manager. Religious people will come here to say “The kingdom operates with kingdom principles, don’t bring in corporate 

principles here”. Religion is insensitive, wicked and dangerous. Yet, religion preaches love. Such hypocrisy. I am saying this because in my village, there’s a vibrant young pastor who was sent there by a very big ministry headquartered in the city, and he’s in my village to ‘prove his ministry’. He has no place to rest his head with his family and my family back home had to take him in. It hasn’t been easy with him yet the rich G.O of his church wouldn’t assist him financially. He laid hands on him and believes that’s enough to support him in the mission field. You haven’t yet blocked me? You must be a lover of truth. You will live long. 

Secondly, when a pastor leaves the service of your church having served for years, please don’t let him go empty handed. The situations surrounding his exit notwithstanding, provided he had once worked for you over the years, he deserves a gratuity/pension. I have said it several times, assistant pastors should start demanding for a formal employment contract which stipulates the terms and conditions of their employment. This is 21st century