[VIDEO] Pastor Caught in the Act with Pregnant Church Member | See Video

Abuja, Nigeria – A Nigerian pastor has been reportedly caught in an attempt to engage in an intimate act with a pregnant, married member of his church, an incident that has ignited widespread condemnation across social media platforms.

The alleged incident came to light through a post on X (formerly Twitter) by user @PH_Socials, which claimed the pastor was discovered "on top of the woman." Footage circulating online, believed to be from the scene, shows the pastor being confronted and physically assaulted by individuals who uncovered the liaison.

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The video has since gone viral, drawing a flood of reactions from users expressing a mix of outrage, disappointment, and critical commentary on the incident and its handling.

Mixed Reactions from Social Media Users:

The comment section under the trending video reflects a diverse range of opinions:

• @Nkaynora09 questioned the nature of the relationship, stating, "Pastor did not rape oooo. Pastor is having an affair which has been going on for months if not years….nd they are exposing him to that? I thought they said men are polygamous in nature..ei pain una as na una wife….but u same married men are sleeping with many people girl."

• @subanainc raised concerns about the physical assault, asking, "Why will you allow another man to beat you cos you’re caught having consensual sex? Unless it’s rape, theft or murder I don’t think any man should allow anybody to beat him for stuffs."

• @milady456 highlighted the apparent gender bias in the mob justice, commenting, "I weak for the way dem dey drag the man. The woman wey know say she be person wife and no allow her kpekus receive air why dem no drag her like that the way dem drag the man. E fit be say her husband no dey do am well so she try pastor base on say she been don hear testimonies."

• Similarly, @TUnuagba condemned the selective targeting: "This is just rubbish. Why are they not dragging the married woman? Was she rapped? Was she hypnotized? That’s why jungle justice is not to be supported in any form because it is highly biased."

• @SaneBukas echoed this sentiment, questioning, "But was it a Rape Case? How come no one is beating the woman? How come they’re only beating the Pastor? Didn’t both of them agreed before doing it?"

• Conversely, @Mazichukwudere appeared to support the actions taken, stating, "Justice well served.: 'Jeremiah 48:10 Cursed be he that doeth the work of the LORD deceitfully, and cursed be he that keepeth back his sword from blood'."

The incident has opened up a broader conversation online regarding morality, consent, jungle justice, and accountability within religious circles in Nigeria.