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Drama As Pastor Refuses To Wed Couple In Rivers

 


Pastor Essay Oggory of Fulfilling World Foundation in Port Harcourt, Rivers State left a couple completely confused after refusing to wed them for coming to church five minutes late.

This happened on Saturday, February 6, 2021.

The video from the scene captured the confusion that erupted after the pastor walked out on the couple.

Families and friends of the couple were left in serious surprise.

The bride who obviously could not believe what was happening couldn’t control her tears.

It was gathered that in the heat of the whole thing, the pastor eventually agreed to wed them under the condition that they will accept to be wedded in his office instead of inside the church. The couple refused. And, the wedding day which would have been a happy day completely went wrong. The Bride and Groom were later seen entering their cars to leave the church premises.

Watch the videos below…




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