A video of Ghanaian Kumawood actor Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as LilWin, has sparked widespread discussions on social media.

In the video, which was shared on X on January 1, 2026, the Kumawood actor is seen spraying cedi notes on the leader of the Philadelphia Movement during the church’s 31st night crossover service.

In the footage, LilWin is dressed in military camouflage and is seen spraying about 30 bundles of cedi notes on the prophet.

As the actor sprayed the money, Prophet Adom Kyei Duah, who appeared overwhelmed, was also seen in a worshipful mood.

The video has triggered numerous reactions on social media, with some netizens questioning the rationale behind the actor’s actions.

While some netizens have condemned LilWin’s act, others have questioned whether Christianity has now become a space for people to display their wealth.

Read the reactions below:

Ghanaian actor Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as LilWin, spent ₵30 billion on Stephen Adom Kyei-Duah during the 31st Night service in 2025. pic.twitter.com/6E9eG3yKN3

— KOBBY BINEY🇬🇭 (@Koybinney) January 1, 2026

₵30 billion? At this point, heaven should issue a receipt, loyalty points, and free after-sales service. Faith is good, but Ei… the exchange rate too is praying. 😭🙏🏾

— DeLightBringer Kiko ☀️ (@KSnetne) January 1, 2026

2026 church is not what it was supposed to be. So I have no pitty or remorse for all the trash against the church and all the pseudo Christianity gimmicks going on these days.

— Kwaku Effa (@kwakueffa) January 1, 2026

When you see a Christian member suffering, let them go to their pastors after all that's where they spend their money when they become rich.

— @Nbk (@nbk_nbk_nbk) January 1, 2026

No be money laundering be that? 🤣

— mister.hillinx (@Qofi_Hillinx) January 1, 2026

If we talk p3, there are people who will ask you if it’s your money. In a country where a large majority of the youth are unemployed, go to your village, set up an auto shop, plastic recycle, animal farm(we import chicken), etc to the benefit of society. But no! Let throw it🤷🏽‍♂️

— Riches (@samuelkwakye58) January 1, 2026

You guys make these people trend. If he’s throwing money let him do it,why are you in a haste to post everything. It’s none of our business and it doesn’t add extra income to our GDP. Momma y3n ndwene

— O’nas Foods (@Onas_foods) January 1, 2026