Renowned American-Ghanaian filmmaker and director Leila Djansi has voiced strong concerns about the growing 'commercialization of Christianity and the exploitation of church workers'.
In a recent Facebook post, she questioned why pastors often receive earthly rewards, such as salaries, gifts, houses, and cars while the rest of the church workforce is expected to wait for their reward in heaven.
READ ALSO: Leila Djansi calls for Chef Smith's cancellation over fake Guinness world record Djansi described the practice as "the mother of all scams," expressing frustration over what she perceives as spiritual manipulation. "The church expects its workers to receive their reward in heaven while the pastor receives his reward here on earth," she noted, criticizing the imbalance and lack of fairness within some religious institutions.Calling for change, Djansi suggested that believers may soon turn away from traditional church structures. "Very soon, we'll stay home, read our Bibles, and take our tithes straight to hospitals and orphanages where they might actually do God's work," she wrote.
See screenshot of her post below.
