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Charly boy slams pentecostal pastors, says their ideology is based on fraud and deception

Following the teachings of controversial OAP Freeze against the payment of tithes and offering by Christians, one person who seems to agree with him is musician and public commentator Charly Boy. 

  The self-styled Area Fada took to his Instagram page to share his thoughts on pentecostalism and claimed that the system is one of fraud and deception. He also said the goal of pentecostalism is the complete monetisation of people’s ignorance while sharing photos of himself with a Buddhist monk.   

    “Pentecostalism na modern-day commercial enterprise garnished in the cloak of religion with deception and exploitation as its foundation. Their goal na the complete monetisation of peoples ignorance. It remains the only legally and politically accepted movement completely based upon systematic fraud, deception and cheating. Fck the con men of God, dem crooked theology is all for the Naira. Na so AreaFada Talk.” 

Anyone agree with him? 

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