Man Laments As Wife Uses Midnight Prayer To Address Marital Issues Instead of Confronting Him

Man Laments As Wife Uses Midnight Prayer To Address Marital Issues Instead of Confronting Him

  • A man lamented after noticing his wife preferred praying about his wrongdoings instead of confronting him directly
  • He narrated how she waited until midnight prayers to voice her grievances, including his drinking habits
  • Many reacted as the frustrated man shared his story and asked for advice over his wife's midnight prayers

A man lamented after what he noticed about his wife whenever he did something wrong.

He narrated how his wife prayed about his bad habits rather than confront him directly.

A man laments what he notices about his wife whenever he does something wrong in a viral Facebook post.
In a Facebook post, a man laments as he notices that his wife prays about their issues instead of speaking to him about them. Photo: Vladimir Vladimirov, andreswd. Photos for illustration use only.
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His story was shared on a Facebook page, Auntie Momoza, where he anonymously sought advice.

The Facebook post read:

“Hi Auntie Momoza. Please keep me anonymous. I have a problem with my wife. When I do something wrong she doesn't approach me directly. She waits for 12am and use her midnight prayer to air her grievances.
“The other day I came home in the AMs very drunk. Instead of being mad at me she waited for 12am. In her prayer she said something like "I pray for all men who leave their wives at home and go to drink the whole night to stop doing it."

“I don't know what she saw but in her last night prayer she said something like she prays for Mbali to stop sending other people's husbands dirty pictures. Even when she wants me to buy her something she'll say it indirectly during her prayer. I feel like one day she'll cheat and say it during her midnight prayers. Isn't it childish?”
A man goes viral on Facebook as he seeks advice after noticing that his wife addresses their problems in midnight prayer rather than confront him.
In a Facebook post, a man laments what he notices about his wife whenever he does something wrong. Photo: Delmaine Donson Photo for illustration use only
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Reactions as man laments wife's midnight prayers

Mpho Mahalepa said:

"Your wife is my role model. She's fighting her battles with prayer. Hallelujah Amen."

Lerato Kokwani Wa Lwandle said:

"Wow I am copying this strategy from today..is so tiring talking to a human being we rather tell God. give your wife a big hug and kisses for me."

Kani Andrich Sephula said:

"You're a drunkard, who's cheating with Mbali, and don't buy her things without her asking, and you're saying she's the childish one?"

Rabboni Tumisang Matsemela said:

"Yoo bro, not ur wife using midnight prayers as a mic to address u. “Lord pls help men who come home drunk like dey single” She basically podcasting her pain during prayer, fam. Real Talk: She not bein childish bro… she just hurt. She prolly scared if she talks straight, it’ll end in a fight or u won’t take her serious. So she talking 2 God loud hoping u hear."

Kay Resilient Taurus said:

"Wake up and pray at 12am and also air your grievences ,be a prayer warrior,this is war."

In related stories, a woman showed the meals her husband made for her while pregnant, while another complained about what her husband did to a pot of jollof rice.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady who begged her husband to cook marvelled at the amount of oil he used in making egusi soup.

In a viral TikTok video, she showed how she tried to remove the excess oil from the soup and shared how it tasted.

Many who came across the viral video on TikTok shared their thoughts on the man's cooking and similar experiences.

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 4+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng

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