OneJoblessBoy

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Where Is Sunday?

Morma Francis, of Atlanta, raises her hand to ask a question during a community town hall forum at Ebenezer Baptist Church, the church where The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. preached, Monday, Dec. 8, 2014, in Atlanta. Dozens of people met at the church to discuss recent cases of unarmed black men being fatally shot by police and ways to improve the way officers interact with the public.(AP Photo/David Goldman)
(AP Photo/David Goldman)

Sunday is my favourite day of the week. I don’t know if it’s because it’s the Sabbath day, the preacher’s sermon or how I salivate when first timers are asked to stand up in church.

Since religion has taken its toll on us and churches keep spreading like wildfire, I have decided to maximize the opportunity. These new generation churches entertain their first timers so they become members. I decided I would go to different churches every Sunday to partake in first timers’ charity malt. While going, I sometimes pray they evolve to serving the new comers with delicacies like rice and chicken. I am not trying to advertise how hungry I am but I believe deep down our hearts, we all crave for free things.

“How do you feel jumping from one place to another just because of 100naira malt?” one would ask. Do you know how Nigerians will feel if tomatoes and fuel were free? That’s how I feel every Sunday when I step out as a first timer. Come to think of it, what if churches gave out fuel to members that come to church every Sunday? Imagine the turn up of people.

3 responses to “Where Is Sunday?”

  1. Spane5 avatar
    Spane5

    Lol, this is so true. Ur Tp may be costlier than the malt tho but there is this Joy in receiving new things and also, its opportunity for a sister to walk up to you and ask your name again.

  2. Olaoye Azeez Temitope avatar
    Olaoye Azeez Temitope

    Hunger hook man for neck, shey na bow tie
    Watever it takes, me I no shy

  3. Dunstan avatar
    Dunstan

    New insight to managing the “Change Mantra”. This should be put up in other popular social media to help “ordinary Nigerians”. Who needs churches to pay taxes again when they began to feed the masses on Sundays? I can’t stop laughing. Exiting piece.

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