Ibiyeomie Rejects Offerings from Internet Fraudsters

During a church service, Pastor David Ibiyeomie, the founder of Salvation Ministries, issued a stern warning against internet fraudsters, commonly referred to as Yahoo boys, stating that they should not offer money in his church. He emphasized that the church does not require funds obtained through fraudulent means and criticized those who continue to engage in such activities while attending church.

Ibiyeomie described Yahoo as a form of stealing, asserting that anyone who takes what belongs to another is committing theft. He specifically instructed Yahoo boys to take their offerings to other churches, regardless of the amount they possess.

The pastor also shared a poignant story about a professor from Rivers State University who was defrauded of his savings and subsequently collapsed and died. Ibiyeomie urged his congregation to dissociate from internet fraudsters, reinforcing his stance against the practice.