A dramatic scene reportedly unfolded in Sapele, Delta State, after an India-based Nigerian man allegedly recovered a vehicle he had bought for his wife when he discovered it had been donated to a visiting pastor as a “seed offering” without his knowledge or consent.
According to reports, the husband, identified as Blessing, had purchased the car for his wife, Oghenevwede. However, while he was abroad, she allegedly handed over the vehicle along with its ownership documents to a pastor said to be visiting from Enugu State, describing the donation as a spiritual seed.
The situation reportedly escalated after the husband and his family learned about the donation. Relatives were said to have confronted those involved and demanded the immediate return of the vehicle, insisting that such a valuable asset could not be given away without the owner’s approval.
The standoff reportedly caused tension within the church, with worshippers expressing frustration over the controversy. According to the account, some members blamed the woman for dragging the church into public scrutiny and allegedly barred her from returning to the congregation.
The incident has since sparked heated reactions on social media, with many Nigerians debating the limits of religious giving, marital decision-making, and property rights. While some argued that acts of faith should be voluntary and transparent, others maintained that major family assets should not be donated without the knowledge and agreement of both spouses.