Yahoo boys donate big generator to a church for welcoming them

A church at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho (LAUTECH) has garnered praise from a group of people known as "Yahoo Boys" for not denouncing their actions, in contrast to other houses of worship, in a rare turn of events.

Chris Popoola, a former student pastor of the church, recounted the episode and clarified its ramifications by sharing his own experience.

Chris claims that the Yahoo Boys stopped coming to church services when he was a student pastor because the senior pastor of the congregation constantly chastised their actions.

These people rushed to another local church that did not condemn them for their behavior in search of acceptance and understanding.

The unexpected turn came when word spread that the Yahoo Boys had jointly bought a "Mikano gen," also known as a noiseless generator, as a token of gratitude for the church that had accepted them without judgment.

The new generator was installed to reduce disturbances from noise during services as a sign of thanks.

Chris used this tale to emphasize a more profound point on the need for spiritual direction and validation among sinners.

He wrote;

“When I was a student Pastor in a church in Lautech Area, I remember how yahoo boys stopped coming to church and trooped en mass to this other church because my senior pastor would not stop warning them.

Not long,we heard yahoo boys bought Mikano gen for this other church. The point of my story is – sinners know where to go when they want to hear the truth of God’s word and they know where to go when they want validation.

Don’t let yourself be a motel for validating sinful lifestyle rather be the spot where they find conviction by the Holy Spirit.”

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When I was a student Pastor in a church in Lautech Area, I remember how yahoo boys stopped coming to church and trooped en mass to this other church because my senior pastor would not stop warning them.

Not long,we heard yahoo boys bought Mikano gen for this other church.

— 𝐂𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐬 𝐏𝐨𝐩𝐨𝐨𝐥𝐚 (@ThePChris) June 26, 2023