I don’t pay tithe and you can’t force me. It’s my hard earned money – Ghanaian millionaire

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Prince Kofi Amoabeng, the former CEO of UT Bank who says he believes in God and goes to Church only if there is a wedding or funeral, has revealed he does not pay tithe. Yesterday, during an interview on Morning Starr, he said: “I 
don’t pay tithe.
I would not give 10% and nobody can force me to give 10% of my money to anybody. I do all sort of philanthropic jobs myself. I see where there is the need for me to help and I help. I don’t have to give it to somebody who then decides where to put the money. It is my hard earned money and I should put it where I want to put it.”….. ds is SOOO wrong…..

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