- Pastor Jerry Eze has condemned some Abuja men for exploiting women by pretending to be in romantic relationships.
- The pastor that these men should find jobs instead of being unfair to women.
- The 42-year-old pastor also encouraged women to stay calm and not be desperate.
Pastor Jerry Eze has condemned some Abuja men for exploiting women by pretending to be in romantic relationships.
Leading the New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations (NSPPD), he suggested that these men should find jobs instead of being unfair to women.
The 42-year-old pastor also encouraged women to stay calm and not be desperate, so they don’t get taken advantage of by men only interested in their finances. His preaching has sparked various responses online.
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See some comments below:
@u_your3: “Only God knows what Pastor Jerry’s ears have heard during counseling.”
@thegirl_favoured: “They always have an unfinished contract with the government.”
@emclothings_luxury: “Abuja men = Princess treatment only.”
@immaculate_adeola_chioma:”Abuja boys matter don reach altar of God, una own don finish be that.”
@thefoodnetworknig2: “Working class ladies in Abuja, e better make you import your love from Ogbomoso or Ogoja rather than date Abuja boys cos see you see cankerworms.”
@oxfordbridgetours: “Thank you pastor Jerry. Once a man that is asking you out start calling you names like “mama, big woman, or say that he likes how hard working you are, please run.”
In other news, Skit creator Olamide Oladimeji, also known as Dele Omowoli, revealed how God answered his prayer through Nathaniel Bassey’s Hallelujah challenge.
In an Instagram video, the comedian, whose before-and-after photos amazed his followers, joined the Hallelujah challenge in February.
While in his living room, he placed his international passport, along with those of his wife and son, on the TV during the program.
He danced with all his heart, thankful that his prayers had been answered.
In the footage, he looked happy after receiving what he asked for.
Dele Omowoli and his family arrived in Canada with several boxes, which he and his wife carried.
The comedian has performances scheduled in Canada from October to December and will be living there for a few months. While celebrating his wedding anniversary, he shared that faith means believing God will do what is right, not just what we want.
