MarketDispatch:
The person that was embarrassed is a law graduate. The Pastor should have been her first case in Court to prove that she is born to be a lawyer.

tuoyoojo:


Oga case rester, the case just they warm up and you wan rest am ni.....

Nooo o


Firstly ,As you do not have any magical powers to see into the future to determine his actions or inactions, your conclusion is therefore flawed based on your jaundiced view about Enenche. He had the right of first refusal and he has done what he taught was right respective of your social media backlash

Number 2, you want Enenche to reject your respect personally. Based on what grounds.... Hmmmm....or you want to threaten him that you would stop being a christain. An insignificant entity looking for recognition from pastor Enenche. Sorry Bruv, nothing would be given

Lastly,truly not all miracles comes from God,So which of Enenche's miracles is from the Devil so you have the all seeing powers to detect fake miracles

enemyofprogress:
you've been noticed. Now go and find food to eat

integrity16:


Pastor Eneche is your God, not mine. Nobody's attitude will ever make stop being a Christian, this pastor eneche's issue is one of the reasons why the world is laughing at the body of Christ especially in Nigeria.

I don't need the recognition of an arrogant so called man of god, God's recognition is far more important than recognitions from any man.

Csymb:
It is a serious disgrace for NOUN to say a word in this episode. If this is the best their students can offer. It's a mistake when you absent mindedly say a thing once but looking at her and listening to her it wasn't a mistake but not knowing what to say. Can NOUN boldly call that woman " a learned gentleman?"
NOUN as it is, is just the name of person animal, place or things defined by pupils! They should burry themselves in shame and stop the rubbish campaign. They rather should apologize to Nigerians for churning out those kinds of "Bsc" in law
NOUN is a disgrace!

2023Blessed:
Social media is really a leveller. Especially a faceless forum like this.
You to me? Wonders shall never end. Even your biological father dare not speak to me like that in reality. Like I earlier opined, you are an animal. Cheers!

Acidosis:
Like it or not, if the MOG had let that woman go with her BSc in law talk, Paul Eneche would have been accused of planting a fake testifier and probably trending on TikTok. Nobody would have believed he had no hand in the B.Sc. in law talk.

Something close to this nearly ruined a somewhat popular/big church somewhere around Ojodu. I don't know whether it's madness or not, but some will purposely come out to say what God did not do, or blatantly make crazy exaggerations, all to what end?? I have seen someone come out to testify about being cured of HIV/AIDS (nobody cured, paid, or sent this woman), only for her to die a few months after.

Like it or not, if you come to ruin the credibility of my institution or God's name, walai talai, I will do something worse than this without apology to anyone, especially Nigerians!

By the way, this is an opportunity for NOUN as an institution to sit up and make amends. Most of the NOUN handouts and books I have come across online are purely world-class standards! However, the recruitment process is poor. There is no gain in awarding a Law degree to someone who may never be able to defend a client before a judge. What's the point, really?

Too many unworthy degree holders today have watered down the credibility and potential of many NOUN graduates.

Flows001:

Recently, people have accused the church of staging miracles and engaging in diverse fake miracles.
So he was upset that if he allowed her, social media would definitely take it up and conclude that she was probably bribed to come share such testimony, because the least a Law graduate should know is the name of the Law degree he/ahead graduated with.

The Pastor was wrong in his approach for real, he should publicly apologise to her the same way he publicly rebuked her

MomohMrMoore:
Lol.. this is a useless graduate. A law graduate thats says she has a Bsc in Law! Imagine. Is Law a SCIENCE course?

pocohantas:
The man didn't act Christ-like a bit and if I didn't watch the video, I would have doubted such happened. It goes to show the level of classism that has infiltrated the church.

While it is shameful a graduate doesn't speak well or know the degree awarded to her, she already stated her foundation was poor. You learn grammar/languages easily in your formative years. Subsequently it becomes a struggle. Hence the saying "catch them young". He should have simply told her the correct term and if you watched the video, before the microphone was put to her mouth, she said LLB. Maybe stage fright, she switched to the popular BSc and went back to LLB when he mentioned it.

I bet she had the longest walk of her life back to her seat. Maybe a pastor in a neighbourhood church wouldn't have noticed if she said B.Ed. Sadly she went to a big church where the head pastor dresses like a medieval magician.

Nazgul:

You'd be shocked to know that a considerable number of Nigerian graduates can't even communicate fluently in English language. Many can't express themselves when typing without making obvious blunders and typo errors. But that doesn't mean that you should make jest of them.

The attitude Dr Paul Eneche displayed is very common with Pentecostal pastors. He simply talked her down because he felt she was poor. Do you think he would have sounded that way if she was a money bag?

A lot of Nigerian pastors are annoyingly arrogant and rude when dealing with their poor members.

I watched the video over and over again and could literally feel the arrogance in his voice. Even if she was lying, was that enough to embarrass her globally by making her an object of ridicule? Why not wait until after the testimony then respectfully point out to the congregation that law doesn't award Bsc?

I don't blame him tho, Nigerians are blindly religious, so many of them wouldn't see anything wrong with what Eneche did and even attack the poor lady.

pocohantas:
This was the problem _ the arrogance in his voice. You could tell he was already irritated by her diction and was looking for a way to belittle her. So his question was random and irrelevant to her testimony.

I have never paid him any mind and I don't put mouth in pastors matter. But this one was a lot to take in. He didn't stop chastising her. He went on and on.

If he had left her to us (Nigerians), we wouldn't have called the testimony fake. We wouldn't have dragged his church. Not when we have seen worse from Nigerian graduates. It would have been NOUN getting a full dose of the Nigerian dragging.