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Why I pay my tithe to street, not church – Zubby Michael
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Why I pay my tithe to street, not church – Zubby Michael

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Nollywood actor, Zubby Michael has claimed that he recently gave N10.2 million to the needy on the street as “tithe.”

Speaking in an interview with Broadway TV, Michael explained that the donation was 10 per cent of the N102 million he made from movie roles recently.

He further explained that he made the donation to the needy because he doesn’t go to church.

Michael said he doesn’t believe in paying tithe to the church.

“Not to brag but I am the richest actor. The last time I checked my book, I realised that I have made N102 million from artist’s fee lately. Not in my whole career but just of recent.

“I donated N10.2 million, which is 10 per cent of the money to the needy on the street.

“I don’t pay tithe to the church. I don’t go to the church. I don’t believe in paying tithe to the church,” he explained.

Why I pay my tithe to street, not church – Zubby Michael

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