Clergyman Apostle Edu has cautioned his church members against using wedding jotters to write down his teachings.
The cleric made the statement while speaking to his congregation, insisting that members should take his words seriously and use a proper notebook for recording them.
According to Apostle Edu, using a wedding jotter could suggest that the person does not attach enough importance to what is being taught.
“Don’t write my words in a wedding jotter, it means you don’t take me seriously. Buy a jotter that will cost you”
His comment has sparked reactions online, with some people discussing the significance of taking notes during church teachings and the unusual way the clergyman passed across his message.
Read some comments below:
@Temitope #EyanJesu:”Is he joking or serious? If he is being serious, we need to pray for him. Pride is about to take control, which is normal because he is human. If he is not cautioned and prayed for quickly, it will become worse.”
@Kola Africa:”😅😅😅😅 wedding jotter wey some of us take write 5 units course for school even project work na wedding jotter some take run am. Mtchewww We should have ethical pastoring as a course in this country”
@failed society:”Lol who still goes too church writing down sermons well am sorry too say have never done that before sha”
@Kola Africa:”Until y’all start standing and walking out on some of this jokers before dem learn”
@Principal⭐️:”When the message is important, even the notebook must show commitment. But ultimately, it’s the wisdom you apply not the price of the jotter that matters.”
@Chief Ndi Orlu:”Don’t he stupid Edu. You’re an ediot who’s using the struggles of Nigerians to portray yourself as man of God whereas you’re a hustler like everyone else. Abeg getat and say what you have to say jare”
@WALTER:”Misplaced priorities. Meanwhile Nigeria is on fire and people are suffering but this is all they have to talk about”