My Ex-wife is immature she needs prayers-pastor Chris
My ex-wife is immature; she needs prayers – Pastor Chris
— September 17, 2016
The marriage saga of the founder ofChrist Embassy, Chris Oyakhilome and wife Anita, was a talk of the town for a while.
Anita was the one who pressed for a divorceon an alleged basis of adultery.
Chris has often denied the allegation which he claims to be false, but after the final process of the divorce really seems to have dawn on him.
He has been making headlines as he has kept on shading his ex-wife stylishly with some words.
Just when we thought we have heard enough, the preacher has recently shaded his wife whom he labeled immature.
He said: “I understand that some media houses particularly in Nigeria, and may be inSouth Africa have been writing some real stupid things with frivolous charges. That’s crazy. I wasn’t accused of those things you said, nor did I commit those stupid things that you said.
“I’m not a preacher, I’m a man of God. When it comes to Rev Anita, pray for her. If you are married to a man of God, it doesn’t make you automatically mature, you can make mistakes.
“Christians should not have a divorce, it shouldn’t be. But that doesn’t mean aChristian should not take this step, they may, but that doesn’t make it right, and we shouldn’t take one another to court. But when it happens, we are not the one going there, someone is taking us there. That’s the problem.”
— September 17, 2016
The marriage saga of the founder ofChrist Embassy, Chris Oyakhilome and wife Anita, was a talk of the town for a while.
Anita was the one who pressed for a divorceon an alleged basis of adultery.
Chris has often denied the allegation which he claims to be false, but after the final process of the divorce really seems to have dawn on him.
He has been making headlines as he has kept on shading his ex-wife stylishly with some words.
Just when we thought we have heard enough, the preacher has recently shaded his wife whom he labeled immature.
He said: “I understand that some media houses particularly in Nigeria, and may be inSouth Africa have been writing some real stupid things with frivolous charges. That’s crazy. I wasn’t accused of those things you said, nor did I commit those stupid things that you said.
“Christians should not have a divorce, it shouldn’t be. But that doesn’t mean aChristian should not take this step, they may, but that doesn’t make it right, and we shouldn’t take one another to court. But when it happens, we are not the one going there, someone is taking us there. That’s the problem.”
