Well,i think u're very right...most especially the jealousy part of it.
I remember when i bought my first car while i was in 300l..na xo my class mates dey think say i don dey do yahoo even Police where not left behind.
Thank God am a final year student and i'm driving my 3rd car...doing my legal business!

yorubadelta:



Her friends and family were present at the wedding

Yoruba pple can anything just for that name "Amala"

feran14:
as much as I hate to admit it, the behavior of your pastor is fishy for him not to even call back to ask about your search.. but its 3 months now and nothing can really be done any more the car would have been sold by now.

use ur head and don't go into anything illegal

Thanks...I am leaving everything to God.

andyanders:


I am sorry if I did. Forgive me for that. You suffered to have that car in order to augment things and keep life going as from the proceeds, you feed yourself.It is annoying for you to just allow the guy that directed you where you parked the car to go. I know that God would pay him back but it is annoying when things like this are allowed to go.

He went to that department in order to have access to steal. Note that most people you meet in churches are not what or who you think they are. Everyone that comes to church has individual problems hence you should be careful the friends you make in the church.That is why even most house fellowships, you be careful because you do not know who is sitting next to you. There is nothing written on the fore head of any human being in order to show you what they conceal beneath.

This is o show you the society we are in. He knowingly asked you to remove your car and to park at the place where he wanted you to park. Next, you brought the second car of your sister, and parked it behind your own car, he also came to you and asked you to remove the car. At that point, he is already guilty if any of these cars gets missing and for me, he MUST be ready to bring out the car or the whole church would turn upside down that day.

Too bad.

Thanks bro...i knew u never meant those words.

3ace:
Guy, I really feel your pain-seriously, I do. Even if it was not your major source of income, it's a saddening experience to loose the convenience of excessive mobility you once enjoyed in your car. Now to your story-I think the honour you bestowed on your former pastor by denouncing the police suggestion was in order. Trust me, if you had taken their suggestion, you would have wasted time, energy and resources. The the only thing you had against him was mere suspicion because the anointing service day coincided with the day the car was stolen within the church premises. Additionally, another thing is the fact that the protocol officer denied seeing you park your car on that day which I believe fueled your suspicion. All these are not tenable in a court of law-you'll need an evidence like pictures, video. e.t.c thank God say u no listen to d fools; dem go just dey rip u off. At the moment, you only want to take action because your pastor didn't show love and concern during this trying time as you would have expected which to me is bad (Good to hear you have left his church). But revisiting the issue now after three months will amount to ridicule. Even though you have no evidence then and now, you stood a better chance of a recovery then than now when the dust has settled. Hence, my advice is that you let it go. Don't fuel 10 hilux vans again, don't ridicule yourself. Three months is a long time for the car to travel around the world. Like I said earlier, I feel your pain and I pray God compensates you in a big way. And please, always install a tracker on your vehicles especially a car with porous security system like 1999 Camry. All the best pal-Good night!

Thanks so much...God bless you!
@andyanders...Thanks for ur suggestion nd maybe i should also thank you for calling me a fool...i guess i was BT,nt anymore!

raayah:


But my post still makes more sense than yours. even with the personal attacks. For you to resort to insults instead of answering a simple question shows that you are indeed hiding something.

You dont agree with my reply?? Respond like a literate human being.

I shot you right in the foot by asking glaring questions, now you're hurt.

Continue waddling in poverty. Have a good day.

well,sorry if u find my words insultive cos i mean no insult whatsoever.
It's so glaring that u're nt a Nigerian.
When the case was reported at the NPF,i was asked to fuel 10 hilux van for a search operation...which at the end proves abortive.
They kept on exorting money from me..i even had to give them money for calling cards.
I guess u grab the point now?

Yeah...already done that.

Willdidi:
I feel ur pain bro, I understand why u might not have wanted to arrest your pastor, most time the police only use it as a means to extort money from both the complianer and the accussed, I will not advise you to go by any illegal means to address the matter because you might think you will get away with it but it always back fires, remember two wrongs don't make a right, seek the face of God He has brought you this far he will never let you down now.

NB: I'm not a fan of pastors who extort money from church member all in the name of God, but I believe in God.

Wildidi...thanks so much!
Raayah...anyway,it's not ur fault,anyone can come here and vomit whatever shit they av inside of them.Like i said earlier,all i seek is "ADVICE"...maybe,u should get a dictionary nd get the real meaning of that word.

op

raayah:
OP. I am very sorry for your loss.
However, I find it very fishy that you refused help from the police.
The literally wanted to arrest the guy but you said no because 'it didnt sound cool to arrest your pastor'. Yet, your pastor found it cool to steal your car (allegedly).
Two outcomes.
1) You are making this story up.
2) You have been seriously brainwashed by your religion.
Any legal action you wish to take now will not be taken seriously because you refused help.
If I lost my car, which is my main source of income (as you claimed). I would not handle it lightly.

raayah:
OP. I am very sorry for your loss.
However, I find it very fishy that you refused help from the police.
The literally wanted to arrest the guy but you said no because 'it didnt sound cool to arrest your pastor'. Yet, your pastor found it cool to steal your car (allegedly).
Two outcomes.
1) You are making this story up.
2) You have been seriously brainwashed by your religion.
Any legal action you wish to take now will not be taken seriously because you refused help.
If I lost my car, which is my main source of income (as you claimed). I would not handle it lightly.

thanks...for ur comment but,in whatever way you see this my story,either cooked up or make up,all i seek is ur advice.U wont understand until you wear the same shoe. And sorry i forgot to mention to you,am not fighting them back legally.

@marshalcarter...thanks for ur advice

Hello dear readers,this is my story...please,i seek meaningful advice from you.
During a Sunday service in my church,my pastor (now ex) instructed that we should all bring our cars to church the coming Sunday in order for him to anoint them for us on the basis that "he saw some accidents against members of the church"
When i got to church,i parked my car in the parking lot,as i was about stepping down,an usher (abi nah protocol) took me to another place to park my car.Since it was an anointing service,i decided to go home and bring my sister's car to church since she not yet perfect with her driving...when i got back to church i decided to park my sister's car behind my car because there were still some space left there.This same Protocol came and said i cant park there...he took me to another place where i later parked my sister's car.
To cut the story short,after the service was over,what happened to be an anointing service later turned out to be one of my saddest day...as i stepped out to go home,from afar,i noticed my car wasn't where i parked it anymore (it has been stolen).This same protocol denied that he never saw me coming to church with my car that he only saw me coming to church with my sister's car.
I took every necessary steps like Police,Frsc,Vio etc the police insisted on arresting my pastor and the protocol man but,i thought of it as irrelevant because it doesn't sounds cool to me arresting my pastor and besides i didn't see him as a suspect.
This is where i need ur advice:
1) I am a student,24yrs,i use this car for car hire business in this process i pay my school fees,feed myself and do some other stuffs...i don't depend on anyone.
2) It's over 3-months this incident occurred but my so-called pastor never for one day shows any form of concern maybe by calls,even a text message,or even for him to ask how i was coping.Even though he knows what i do with the car for a living.
Things are getting tough for me and the thought of starting all over again brings me more sorrow so,i decided to find a solution to my problem...now,i av a solution but,if i should do it,it will affect my pastor and everyone involved.
Do u think it wise for me to pay them (my pastor and the thieves) in their coin or should i just keep hoping and waiting on the Lord for a better tomorrow and assume the car was taken away for my own good?
Thanks!
That's the car pics below;