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Woman seeks refund of N1.64m transfer to Pastor Jerry Eze’s church [VIDEO]

A Nigerian woman, identified as Sandra Okpara, has asked Pastor Jerry Eze for a refund of N1,640,200 allegedly transferred to his church’s account. Sandra, who is a member of Jerry Eze’s daily online prayer stream known as New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations, NSPPD, explained that she mistakenly made the transaction shortly after participating in […] Woman seeks refund of N1.64m…

Woman seeks refund of N1.64m transfer to Pastor Jerry Eze’s church [VIDEO]

A Nigerian woman named Sandra Okpara is requesting a refund of N1,640,200 that she mistakenly transferred to Pastor Jerry Eze's church's account. Sandra is a member of the New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations (NSPPD) group, which features daily online prayer streams led by Pastor Eze. In a viral video on social media, Sandra explains that after making her offering and paying her offering, she intended to transfer N1,640,200 from her Zenith Bank account to purchase a voucher.

However, she accidentally sent the money to the church's account instead. Sandra is seeking assistance on how to contact the pastor, stating that the money was intended for someone who had already reached out to her regarding the funds.

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