Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck has weighed in on the social media backlash directed at Pastor E.A. Adeboye following his call for one billion naira donations from members of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG). The rapper addressed the critics with a sharp message, emphasizing respect for religious leaders and their spiritual directives.
In a video and post circulating online, Odumodublvck expressed his disappointment with the public's reaction, stating that many Nigerians have become too quick to criticize matters they do not fully understand. According to him, if a church member chooses to donate such an amount willingly, it should not concern outsiders.
The rapper argued that Pastor Adeboye has spent decades serving the country through spiritual leadership, prayers, and charitable initiatives, and should be afforded a level of reverence. “If you don’t understand the spiritual reason behind it, face front,” he said, adding that trolls have made it a habit to mock men of God without knowing their full impact.
Odumodublvck also highlighted the hypocrisy of those attacking the church but saying nothing about the billions looted by politicians. “When your government steals trillions, you keep quiet. But when a pastor calls for donations, you develop sudden courage,” he remarked.
He went further to say that if people could raise millions to vote on reality TV shows, they could equally contribute towards religious causes if they believe in the mission. His statement has sparked mixed reactions online, with some praising his boldness while others insist that religious fundraising should be more transparent.
While the N1 billion call has drawn criticism from some who view it as excessive, many RCCG members have defended the appeal, citing their faith and willingness to give for the advancement of the ministry. Odumodublvck’s stance appears to mirror this sentiment.
As the debate continues, the rapper’s comments have added a new layer to the conversation, bringing attention to how society views wealth, religion, and public generosity. Whether one agrees with the donation call or not, Odumodublvck’s message is clear: respect the church, respect the hustle, and mind your business.
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