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Nigerian actor Charles Born has recounted his experience at Celebration Church in Abuja after he was allegedly asked to change seats during a service because of his outfit.
In a video shared online, the actor said he attended the church's second service on Sunday, October 18, but was left embarrassed after a man approached him during the service and asked him to move to another row.
According to him, the man initially suggested that the seat might be reserved before adding that there could be an issue with how he was dressed.
Born, who wore trousers, sandals and a vest, said he was confused by the request, especially as an usher had directed him to the seat.
He explained that he preferred sitting by the aisle to have enough room to move freely during worship and prayers. However, following the exchange, he decided to leave the service.
The actor expressed disappointment over the experience, questioning why someone should feel unwelcome in a church because of their appearance.
He argued that churches should welcome everyone seeking to worship, regardless of how they are dressed, and said the incident had left him shocked and embarrassed.
There is church service code for all churches. You must dress neatly and decently to the church service and Masses and other ceremonies. You canmot wesr bathroom slippers and half naked to attend Masses in catholic church.
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