A Nigerian lady, IfeKiisha has taken to Twitter to narrate how she preached Christ to a Muslim Uber driver.
According to her, the Uber driver paid rapt attention to everything she said and she was glad she was able to plant a seed in his heart.
“So I preached Christ to my Uber driver today. A Muslim but he payed attention to every word I spoke, he was just looking at me through his mirror.Like why would this young fine girl be carrying Jesus on her head like this.
I’m so glad I was able to plant the seed in his heart”, she tweeted.
This came with many mixed reactions as some described it as harassment.
@Mochievous wrote: “Preaching your religion to random strangers is harassment and frankly being a public nuisance.
You know the uber driver was Muslim and you kept preaching Christianity to him. He is a patient man. If it were me, I’ll ask you to come down from my car and report you to uber for harassment & frankly endangering my life. It is COVID stop spraying unnecessary droplets in my car.
And then you are too self-absorbed to even recognize you were encroaching on someone’s personal space in a creepy way. Instead you come on social media to brag about it. Smh”.
@henryshield wrote: “Pls what’s the handle of the lady who preached Christ to the Uber driver? I want to follow her. If it angers you that she preached salvation to someone, the shame is completely yours!”
@mazpa_ejikem “If you are a Christian, and you are dragging this woman for her actions, you need to go on your knees and renounce Jesus christ as your lord and personal saviour and prolly accept me instead! How is her preaching to a willing human (who is a muslim Uber driver), a problem?”.
@jagganiyu: “This isn’t about uber. Practice your religion let me practice mine. If you come to preach to me and I tell you I’m a Muslim I’m politely telling you to leave me alone. If you then continue preaching and I walk away I’ll be termed rude and you’ll use that to judge all Muslims”.
@cremechic11: “Lol! So if I enter a cab and start talking to the cab driver about Bitcoin and he permits me or hears me out, it is harrassment?
Or when Uber drivers try to make conversation and you permit them, then it’s harassment?
Abi making conversation is wrong when the subject is Jesus?”
@lollypeezle: “As a Uber / Bolt driver, we were taught and warned never to engage our passengers in any Religious or Political matters because of their sensitive nature.
PLEASE STOP PREACHING TO US. IT IS CAR WE ARE DRIVING, NOT A MOBILE CHURCH”.
@pst_oge: “A Christian preached to an Uber driver.
You’re here getting angry about it.
Uber driver didn’t complain
Christian didn’t complain
But you’re complaining.
The pride in our generation will soon end. It has to”.
