- Pastor Sarah Omakwu criticised married men who have girlfriends while expecting their wives to stay faithful.
- She described this as hypocrisy and a double standard.
- She said marriage should involve mutual respect and equal expectations for both partners.
Pastor Sarah Omakwu has criticised married men who keep girlfriends while expecting their wives to remain faithful, describing such behaviour as hypocrisy and double standards.
The cleric stressed that marriage should involve mutual respect and equal expectations from both partners, questioning why some men believe they are entitled to extramarital relationships while their wives are expected to remain committed.
In her words, “If you are keeping a girlfriend and your wife can’t have a boyfriend, you are a hypocrite with double standards.”
Her statement has sparked conversations about marital faithfulness, gender equality and the need for couples to practise the same values they expect from their partners.
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Read some comments below:
@Mark L:”Women are clapping Why won’t they do same when men buy them cars and gifts?? Na bad thing dey know?
@Simon David:”What’s this one promoting. This gender won’t stop supporting their foolishness”
@Ludus:”Advising women to sleep around is silly of a pastor who stand on the altar to preach. Shameless pastor”
@Entertainment Plug:”Pastor don talk am finish 😂 Some men want polygamy for themselves but monogamy for their wife. My brother, if you wan keep girlfriend, allow your wife keep boyfriend too or make una dey faithful together”
@Lordmara😈:”See wethin prophetess dey preach and you tell me that this world is going to be better again”
@Stand4truth:”She said the truth. Nobody has monopoly over cheating. Best not to cheat and we move on nicely.”
@Máyòwá:”As my wife, you can decide to divorce me if I am caught cheating, but if I catch you cheating, that’s the end of the marriage. Same action, different consequences.”
@Timeless:”If you keep relying on other people’s opinions to build a better marriage, you’ll never truly have one.”