A Nigerian priest has spoken out against a worrying trend in his church, revealing that several married women have been sending him explicit videos.
During a recent sermon, he said some of the women even told him they were “ready” if he wanted, and one reportedly came to the church in person.
He admitted being shocked by the videos, explaining that the images showed bodies “full of bumps” and signs of possible sexually transmitted infections.
Turning to his congregation, the priest asked, “Want what? The pastor giving you communion? The pastor praying for you? Am I sugar that you want to have a taste?” He warned that thinking like this during worship could stop believers from receiving blessings.
He also spoke about the lack of respect for family boundaries, pointing out that many of the women sending these videos still interacted with his wife, greeting her as if nothing had happened. He said anyone caught in the future would be publicly exposed and used as an example in Bible study sessions.
The sermon has sparked heated debate online, with people questioning both the morality of the congregants and the role of religious leaders in handling such sensitive matters. The incident has opened conversations about technology, temptation, and personal responsibility within faith communities.
