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A Nigerian medical doctor, Omeize, has said that a father’s prayers are more powerful than a mother’s prayers because the spiritual realm ‘’recognises men before women.”
According to him fathers’ prayers hold more power than mothers’ prayers as the spiritual realm supposedly gives precedence to men over women.
“In the Spiritual scheme of things, Father’s prayers are more powerful, authoritative and recognise than Mother’s prayers. It’s the lies we agreed to tell ourselves over the years that made women believe they are the reason for men’s success – It’s all fallacy, an orchestrated stories to make them feel good,” he wrote in a Facebook post on Thursday.
“You can count from Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, David whose prayers for their kids were outstanding and you can hardly get one recorded Mother’s prayers. Prayers are good irrespective of where it comes from but, in ranking; Father’s take first and second seat.
“When it’s all dawn to reality, the Spiritual realm recognise men before women. This is the truth, I didn’t made it so, you didn’t made it so and there is nothing any of us can do about it. It is what it is.”
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