Nigerian clergyman Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo has shaked tables as he addresses those celebrities who hide their partners’ faces.
It has become a norm among some celebrities like Ruth Kadiri, Sharon Ooja, and others to keep the identity of their partners private, while still showing him off to the public. Addressing them via his Instagram page, he asserted that it is madness for someone to hide their partner’s face on social media, especially when social media users never compelled them to post their partners in the first place.
“Another form of madness is hiding the face of your partner that we didn’t ask you to post.”
Actress Dayo Amusa and Sarah Martins commented with laughing emojis.
See some reactions below,
One I Am D Bull wrote, “Honestly if the partner is really good looking they will want to show him off
One Zucchy Nedu wrote, “Insecurities make them hide their partners. Nothing you gon tell me
One Glohan Official wrote, “He is right, why posting your partner? If his or her face can’t be seen
One I Am Super Natural Factor wrote, “A very rare and uncommon form of ment
One Spotlight Media Tech wrote, “And hiding the faces of children we didn’t ask for
One Nene George wrote, “They only hide their faces because they’re married men. Posting and hiding the face of a married man that has a whole family at home is another level of ment
One Ksolo Hitz wrote, “Serious madness o and dem go post am to pepper their fellow woman
One Realtasac Logistics wrote, “Most of them are posting people husbands
One I Am Sam wrote, “Some female celebrities don collect stray bullets”.
Days back, Pastor Kingsley had sent a message to ladies about their choice of partners. He told them not to choose who they want but to choose from who wants them, and admonished them to start answering their DMs.
Weeks back, Pastor Okonkwo sparked outrage after he explained why a man should be married at age 24. He noted how, in many developed countries, at age 18, many don’t live in their parents’ houses and are already exposed to responsibility. Meanwhile, in Nigeria, a man is still in his father’s house at age 28 and is running errands.
He had also, in the past, shared a thought-provoking message about the place of marriage in women’s lives. He emphasised that some women wrongly put marriage before everything else, even before their relationship with God their own well-being, as he stressed the importance of personal happiness.
