Apostle Arome’s Reaction Trends As Church Member Apologises on Pulpit for Cheating on Wife

Apostle Arome’s Reaction Trends As Church Member Apologises on Pulpit for Cheating on Wife

  • A church member identified as Zamo Abraham mounted the pulpit to openly confess his infidelity to his wife, Mbameng Christiana, before the entire congregation
  • The man revealed his wife discovered his affairs multiple times, including finding a mistress named Gladys Pintus in his hotel room, yet she stayed and prayed for him
  • Apostle Arome's response to the testimony after the couple renewed their vows has sparked widespread reactions online

A video making the rounds online captures the moment a Nigerian man publicly confessed to serial infidelity against his wife during a church service, with Apostle Arome presiding over what became an emotional vow renewal ceremony.

The man, identified as Zamo Abraham, took the microphone before his wife, Mbameng Christiana, the church's apostolate and the full congregation to detail the extent of his unfaithfulness.

Apostle Arome breaks his silence after church member confesses to cheating on wife
Emotional moment church member apologises for infidelity on pulpit before Apostle Arome. Credit: @apostlearome
Source: Instagram

He disclosed that he had abandoned his wife at home for months, staying in hotels where she once found a woman named Gladys Pintus.

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He also revealed that Mbameng recovered a phone belonging to a mistress, complete with messages, chats, and pictures. Despite all of this, she chose to remain in the marriage and continued praying for his restoration.

Couple Renews Vows Before the Congregation

Following the testimony, the church led the couple through a formal vow renewal. Identified in the video as Evangelist Gramps and his wife, the pair were asked to stand and face each other.

Zamo looked his wife in the eye and pledged to be faithful, to love, honour, comfort and protect her for the rest of their lives. Mbameng made the same solemn declaration before the congregation.

The ceremony concluded with the exchange of rings, with each partner repeating a rededication of their vows in Jesus' name.

Church member admits cheating on wife during service, Apostle Arome’s reaction sparks buzz
Apostle Arome reacts as married man seeks forgiveness for cheating on his wife. Credit: @apostlearome
Source: Twitter

Apostle Arome's Reaction Sparks Buzz

After the testimony, Apostle Arome climbed the pulpit and addressed the congregation, drawing a striking parallel between the moment and the urgency of spiritual repentance.

He compared the man's public acknowledgement of wrongdoing to the broader call for people to respond to God before the opportunity passed.

"Today, we have a testimony of a man that God has brought out of darkness into his marvellous life," he told the congregation.

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He urged anyone in attendance who felt convicted to place their hand on their chest and address God personally, adding:

"The knock you hear today will not last forever."

His measured, sermon-style response to what was an unusually raw public moment caught the attention of many viewers online, with the clip circulating widely across social media platforms.

Watch the viral testimony on YouTube:

Pastor Jerry Eze's wife marks wedding anniversary

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Pastor Eno Jerry, the wife of Pastor Jerry Eze, has celebrated her 19th wedding anniversary with a heartfelt message to her husband on social media.

Pastor Eno released throwback pictures of herself with her beloved husband, the convener of the New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declaration (NSPPD).

Source: Legit.ng

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Chinasa Afigbo (Entertainment Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue a program in media and communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.