“For my grandpa’s burial”- Man cries out over amount demanded by Anglican church

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‎A Nigerian man’s post about the amount an Anglican church requested for his grandfather’s burial has left social media buzzing.

The man identifed as, @daddyfemzy on X (formerly Twitter), shared that the Anglican church requested ₦500,000 before proceeding with his grandfather’s burial arrangements.

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‎Man Cries Out

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‎According to the X user, all items in the Anglican church  including the deceased, are taxed.

‎In the now-viral tweet, he disclosed the church is located in Osun, while expressing his displeasure over the  amount demanded.

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‎”Anglican Church for Osun here charge us almost 500k for my grandpa burial 🤦.Everything including people who dies are being taxed heavily“, The tweet reads.

Meanwhile the post’s comment section has been flooded with reactions from users on the X platform.

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‎Reactions Trailing Below…..

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Blaze Same remarked, “How do you explain this? Are they using the money to jet her straight to God?. Check very well na Nigerian pastor get that church”.

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Reagan wrote, “People haven’t realized that churches are businesses“.

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Truth Undiluted, “And na abroad o. Church when supposed contribute to, don dey ask for contribution from una“.

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Awesome Culate added, “I have said it before and I’m saying it again. Church na business house this days”.

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