“It Is an Error”: Nigerian Female Pastor Says Women Are Not Supposed to Love Their Husbands, Explains in Video

“It Is an Error”: Nigerian Female Pastor Says Women Are Not Supposed to Love Their Husbands, Explains in Video

  • A Nigerian clergywoman has explained why women are not meant to and should not love their husbands
  • According to her, the Bible was clear on the matter and that it is the men's duty to love their wives, not the other way round
  • Her sermon sparked a debate among both genders on social media as people argued in support and against it

A Nigerian female pastor, Prophetess Ijeoma Ezenekwe, has said it is an error for women to love their husbands.

In one of her sermons seen on TikTok, the lead pastor of Allstars International Church said the Bible did not tell women to love their husbands.

Dr. Prophetess Ijeoma Ezenekwe, women, marriage
Prophetess Ijeoma Ezenekwe said women should marry who they can submit to. Photo Credit: @officialdrijeoma
Source: TikTok

The prophetess added that it is the duty of husbands, and not their wives, to love. She stated that women should instead marry men they can submit to.

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She added that women should not marry a man they cannot honour.

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Excerpts from the female pastor's sermon go thus:

"You are not supposed to love your husband. The Bible did not tell you to love your husband...It is not your duty to love him. It is his duty to love you. If the man says I can't marry her because I don't love her, then there is a problem.
"You don't have a right to love him so you don't need to love him... What you should marry is a man you can submit to. A man you can honour is who you should marry not a man you love.
"It is the man that will love you."

Watch the video below:

People share their thoughts on Prophetess Ijeoma Ezenekwe's sermon

@nwanyebinladen said:

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"Children of God if you meet a man and the only option you have is has have how him will who can how have they then for inside room, then it’s the will of God that the there then than.
"You can disagree, but it’s my opinion."

@made_somnwa said:

"She is making sense. Men needs respect women needs love. She is right if a woman respects a man she will submit to him."

@georgina_chigozie_onuoha2 said:

"Please what are the requirements again to be a preacher in Nigeria?
"At this rate, there must be academic standards as well as theological/philosophical requirements to mount any pulpit in that country. It is sickening seeing this level of ignorance being preached from the pulpit."

@jucex.vibes said:

"What she said is right, she didn’t put the word accordingly.
"Men need respect more than love a woman should have more respect for her man that the word love, if a woman respect her man the man sees it as respect .

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"And it a man duty to love his wife and provide for his family."

Pastor advises men against women addicted to visiting prophets

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a pastor had advised men against women addicted to visiting prophets.

In an Instagram post, Adeoye said that men should steer clear of women who are so addicted to visiting prophets or the ones whose mothers are spiritual prostitutes.

The America-based pastor said that such a marriage, if it happens, will only be controlled by prophecies. He went ahead to say that a woman who puts her trust in God is the best fit for marriage.

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