In a bold revelation, popular Nollywood actor Zubby Michael has shared his unconventional approach to charitable giving, choosing to support those in his immediate community rather than paying tithes.
In a recent post on his social media page, Michael emphasized the importance of helping those around him, stating, “Don’t carry food to the orphanage when your neighbor is hungry. Don’t take money to church when people around you are suffering.”
Michael believes that true generosity lies in assisting those in need locally.
He explained his philosophy: “You can also pay tithes by helping those around you. When I make 100 million, I give out 10 million.”
His remarks have sparked a conversation about the role of community support in philanthropy, challenging traditional views on charitable giving within religious contexts.
As his statement circulates online, many fans and followers are applauding the actor for his perspective, viewing it as a reminder of the power of local acts of kindness.
