A video of a Nigerian man storming a church to forcibly take a bunch of plantains that his wife had brought to donate to the pastor is currently going viral on social media.

The video captures the shocking scene of the couple fighting over the plantains at the altar, eliciting mixed reactions from viewers, many of whom have shared their opinions on the incident.

In the video, a man dressed in blue is seen forcefully entering the church while the service is ongoing, with a large white bag slung over his shoulder.

The visibly angry man quickly makes his way to the altar where his wife is seen preparing to hand over the large bunch of plantains to the pastor.

Just before the woman can hand the plantains to the pastor, her husband grabs them from the bag and leaves with them.

Another female attendee tries to intervene in the drama by hitting the man with her hands, but he successfully takes the plantains and walks away.

The video has sparked a range of emotions, with some online viewers supporting the man, others criticizing him, and various opinions being expressed.

Here are some of the comments from online users:

IRUNNIA: For those who don’t understand, the entire bunch costs more than N100,000, and maybe the man eats once a day.

Ikechukwu Kingsley: He did a good job. I’m sure there’s no food in the house.

Caldril: Clever man. If I haven’t eaten, the pastor won’t eat.

Letwin Mandishona: Lol, that’s embarrassing.

Don-Feran: The home situation isn’t good, and you want to donate to the church.

Thrhymesz: Even if you criticize that man, just remember that God doesn’t need plantains.

JOE X: Does the man not understand it’s a thanksgiving service?

67: I don’t know why Nigerian women respect their pastors more than their husbands.

Ayila Manase Humble: Anyone who knows the taste of fried plantains must do one thing—don’t mess with it!

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