Pastor Isaac Josiah from Reclaimers Ministry in Benin City sparked controversy after distributing bras and clothing items during church service. The September 14 incident involved the evangelical leader criticizing female congregants for inappropriate attire. Josiah appointed three ushers as disciplinarians to enforce dress codes throughout the worship facility. The pastor expressed concern that revealing outfits distracted male worshippers from spiritual focus.
The church leader directed ushers to provide undergarments to women displaying visible body parts during services. Josiah warned congregants about mini skirts and exposed clothing while threatening removal for noncompliance. The pastor emphasized creating an environment where believers could worship without physical distractions. He insisted that nursing mothers cover themselves appropriately when attending religious gatherings. The controversial sermon addressed both male and female dress standards within the religious community.
The church leader directed ushers to provide undergarments to women displaying visible body parts during services. Josiah warned congregants about mini skirts and exposed clothing while threatening removal for noncompliance. The pastor emphasized creating an environment where believers could worship without physical distractions. He insisted that nursing mothers cover themselves appropriately when attending religious gatherings. The controversial sermon addressed both male and female dress standards within the religious community.
