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- Dr. Charles Apoki, a Nigerian clergyman, has released a video discussing Pastor Chris Okafor’s marriage to his new wife, Pearl.
- The video addresses Pearl’s aspirations of having children with Okafor.
- Apoki cautions Pearl against expecting her husband to change after marriage.
Dr. Charles Apoki, a well-known Nigerian clergyman and international conference speaker across various denominations, has once again turned his attention to the marriage of Pastor Chris Okafor, particularly discussing his new wife, Pearl, in his latest video.
In a video shared on his Facebook page, Dr. Apoki responded to Pearl’s remarks about her hopes of starting a family with Okafor. He cautioned her against expecting any significant change in her husband’s behavior.
The Christian leader made bold claims, accusing Okafor of being deeply entrenched in ‘copulation and immorality,’ citing reports of his alleged promiscuity from around the globe.
Apoki suggested that Pearl would face the formidable task of balancing the public image of her marriage with the private challenges posed by a husband with a reputedly wandering eye.
He expressed his sentiments clearly, stating, “I understand you have dreams of raising children who take after him in stature. However, Chris Okafor is unlikely to change. Reports from the United States, Cameroon, and worldwide indicate his addiction to copulation and immorality. You will have to navigate the difficult waters of maintaining a positive public image while dealing with the reality of a promiscuous husband at home.”
He added in the caption of the video, “An advice for Pearl, Dr. Chris Okafor’s new wife: The reality of promiscuity.”
Recall that Dr. Charles Apoki had previously criticised Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo, expressing deep disappointment with his involvement in Chris Okafor’s wedding with Pearl.
Apoki questioned the moral implications of officiating at the wedding amid unresolved allegations.
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Read some comments below:
@Hope Joseph Joe:”My brother…. what kind of talk be this Na?”
@Okeimute Emuobosa:”Dr, I hope you have not become “Assistant Jesus “?”
@Asika Igbokwe:”Some ladies are ready to stay in such marriage as long as there’s money and affluence. It’s possible she’s aware of all those reports. Looking at the rush with which the wedding was done despite the news in public space. She’s just carried away by the money.”
@Mayaki-Obende Blessing:”She no go hear She Don win jackpot.”
@Steve Paul:”Hmmmmm. Na wa oooo. Social media has done more harm than gud. So this is how an elder can advise a newly wedded couple.”
@Adewumi Zainab:”The fact is the man will want to make this new union with the new lady be a wonderful experience for her, because basically a lot has been said about him and he will not want his new wife to see those characteristics in him…….”
