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“don’t Chew Gum In Church”   Ibiyeomie Warns Members In Viral Video
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“DON’T CHEW GUM IN CHURCH” IBIYEOMIE WARNS MEMBERS IN VIRAL VIDEO

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A video showing Nigerian pastor David Ibiyeomie warning members against chewing gum during church service has sparked widespread reactions online.

 

In the clip, the cleric was seen addressing his congregation, stressing the importance of discipline and reverence during worship, while cautioning against what he described as distractions in the house of God.

 

He specifically warned members not to chew gum in church, noting that such behaviour is inappropriate in a worship setting and reflects a lack of seriousness during service.

 

The statement has since circulated on social media, generating mixed reactions from users, with some agreeing that church etiquette should be maintained, while others questioned the strictness of the directive.

 

The pastor’s message forms part of his broader emphasis on orderliness, conduct, and respect during religious gatherings.

 

The video continues to trend across platforms as discussions grow around behavioural expectations in places of worship and how religious leaders enforce discipline among congregants.

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