A married man has taken to the social media platform, Facebook, to cry out about how his wife donated their life savings to church without his permission.

The man who identified himself as Jerry disclosed that he discovered their life savings was gone when he was about paying some money to a real estate agent at the bank.

Jerry who operates a joint account with his wife further disclosed that his wife used the N10 million to sow a seed in church believing that her family will receive more than what she donated. He even plans to ask the church for a refund.

Here's how he narrated the story online;

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“My name is Jerry, a 46-year-old man. I have been married to Nma for 12 years and we have three lovely children together but at the moment, I am very angry with her over what she did. You can’t imagine that my wife used our life savings, a total of N10 million to sow a seed in church without informing me.
"We have slaved for many years, denied our family some basic things just so that we could put this money together so we could get a piece of land to build our house and in a moment of spiritual madness, Nma used the whole money to sow seed. I only got to realise this after I had finished negotiations with a real estate agent and at the point, I was supposed to pay for the land, I realised that the money had been withdrawn from our joint account by my wife.
"I was so shocked and embarrassed at the bank when the manager informed me that my wife had withdrawn the money over two months ago. When I got home and confronted her, Nma opened up and said she gave the money to our church for a building project. She even had the guts to tell me that she saw nothing wrong in giving our money to God as the blessings would come out of it would be more than the money.
"I have been so mad at her and I have told her never to set foot in the house unless she has the money intact. I have even contemplated going to the church to demand a refund of the money but some friends have been telling me it is not the right thing to do. What do I do?”

https://www.informationng.com/2017/12/wife-used-n10m-life-savings-sow-seed-church.html

This one just weak me.....

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400billionman:


A married man has taken to the social media platform, Facebook, to cry out about how his wife donated their life savings to church without his permission.

The man who identified himself as Jerry disclosed that he discovered their life savings was gone when he was about paying some money to a real estate agent at the bank.

Jerry who operates a joint account with his wife further disclosed that his wife used the N10 million to sow a seed in church believing that her family will receive more than what she donated. He even plans to ask the church for a refund.

Here's how he narrated the story online;

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“My name is Jerry, a 46-year-old man. I have been married to Nma for 12 years and we have three lovely children together but at the moment, I am very angry with her over what she did. You can’t imagine that my wife used our life savings, a total of N10 million to sow a seed in church without informing me.
"We have slaved for many years, denied our family some basic things just so that we could put this money together so we could get a piece of land to build our house and in a moment of spiritual madness, Nma used the whole money to sow seed. I only got to realise this after I had finished negotiations with a real estate agent and at the point, I was supposed to pay for the land, I realised that the money had been withdrawn from our joint account by my wife.
"I was so shocked and embarrassed at the bank when the manager informed me that my wife had withdrawn the money over two months ago. When I got home and confronted her, Nma opened up and said she gave the money to our church for a building project. She even had the guts to tell me that she saw nothing wrong in giving our money to God as the blessings would come out of it would be more than the money.
"I have been so mad at her and I have told her never to set foot in the house unless she has the money intact. I have even contemplated going to the church to demand a refund of the money but some friends have been telling me it is not the right thing to do. What do I do?”
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Freeze will love to hear this.
Why are women so easily manipulated?
And the said pastor in charge never bothered to ask where the fund is coming from, the same reason we have politicians, fraudsters and others giving to church, and our pastors don't ask anything at all.

Painful. Her actions where wrong.

I dont know what advice to give sef

Sell the woman to ritualist .... Na December we dey now dem go buy her fast or send her to Libya

Only a very stupid man gives the wife absolute access to the family money!

The church must refund this amount

That is why it is scam.The church should be be held accountable for criminally fleecing a vulnerable and gullible woman.

that man should go and ask for a refund. In the 1st place, the wife is not supposed to temper with the money without informing the husband. hope this story is true sha...

Hahahahahahaha! Make dem investigate well it's either say the pastor dey straff the woman or the woman dey crush on the pastor.

angels09:
Only a very stupid man gives the wife absolute access to the family money!

Not all women are the same...So your statement is obviously false,cos most women actually know how to manage finances more than men...So next time don't judge all women by using the stupidity portrayed by one

It is stupidity on the part of the man.
Joint account shouldn't allow one partner to withdraw from the fund or account. The husband and the wife ought to be joint signatories to the account.
No one would have sole authority to withdraw without the approval of the other.

The letter of confirmation to the bank should bear the signatures of the husband and the wife . One person can hold the ATM card while the other person would be the recipient of the withdrawal alert. There ought to be control.

This does not mean lack of trust , it also prevents the account from fraud if one person's signature is forged.

He should ask 4 a refund or report to d police, this is a clear case of scam /fraud. When freeze warn una, na insult una give am, u sheeple will learn d hard way

EmperorHarry:

Not all women are the same...So your statement is obviously false,cos most women actually know how to manage finances more than men...So next time don't judge all women by using the stupidity portrayed by one

I don't care to find out about other women. I'm only concerned about his wifey

Lalasticlacla, this thread has the elements of snake, bushmeat and monitor lizard.

Seun, ekaasun.

A joint account with my wife is an absolute No No for me!