Oyedepo and Adeboye should sell off their jets to feed the hungry??

What's the difference between a private jet of N4.5b and car of N4.5m?

Just three zeros.

No big deal really unless you're playing in small waters.

So....

Before you ask Bishop Oyedepo and Baba Adeboye to sell their jets and use the money to feed the hungry first sell your own car of N4.5m, buy one of N450,000 and use the N4m extra to feed the hungry.

Don't pay your next rent of N1m per annum but rather move to an apartment of N500k and use the extra N500k to feed the hungry.

Move your family out of that N500k 3-bedroom apartment into a N150k room-and-parlor and use the change to feed the poor.

Sell your phone of N150k and buy one of N50k then use the extra N100k to feed the hungry.

Take your medicine first.

After YOU have downgraded your life by living on less than your level then you can make recommendations to others.

Change begins with you.

You too go and sell what you have to feed the hungry.

Abi na only pastors suppose sell their stuff to feed the hungry?

Stay blessed.

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