VIDEO: “If I choose to make money, nobody can see my back” – Pastor Odumeje

Popular Anambra-based clergyman, Pastor Chukwuemeka Ohanaemere, widely known as Odumeje, has revealed what he believes is holding him back from becoming the wealthiest man in Nigeria.
During a church service with his congregation, the preacher explained that if he decided to abandon his spiritual calling and focus on making money, no one would surpass him in wealth.
In his words:
“If I coming out in the street and to choose to make money, nobody can see my back. But I give myself and submitted and surrendered for the work of the Lord.”
According to Odumeje, his dedication to God’s work is the reason he has chosen to forgo material riches and commit to his mission in the church.
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The video sparked mixed reactions on social media, with many Nigerians sharing their thoughts.
@Itz_smart_gold commented: “E get wetin this man talk. He said he doesn’t have much time here, that when his work finishes, he will leave like how late Prophet TB Joshua did.”
@Richie101 wrote: “The only man licensed to speak wrong grammar in Nigeria.”
@pillar_jnr joked: “Odumeje is the reason I prefer buying data instead of land.😭😭😭😭”
@De_Mayor_interiors@78 added: “That is the plain truth. We are both here for different missions. Once our mission is completed, we return to our Maker.”
@Isomi🧚♀️ said: “Ahh Sir, your job is not done yet ooh. You go nowhere, Sir. Who will continue to entertain us in this hard economy? 😩😩😩😩😩”