In a candid and thought-provoking message directed at men, former Big Brother Naija housemate Ifu Ennada has sparked a conversation on the dynamics of marriage, asserting that men who prioritize their mothers over their wives are ill-prepared for matrimonial commitments.
Taking to her Instagram platform, Ennada emphasized the significance of spousal allegiance, stating unequivocally that any man who places his mother above his wife is not suited for marriage, suggesting that they abstain from entering into such unions altogether.
"To all the men who place their mothers above their wives. I believe any man who places his mother above his wife is not ready for marriage. In fact, he has no business being married. Before you argue with me, let Genesis 2.24 be your guide," Ennada admonished, citing biblical scripture as a reference point.
Ennada's message underscores the importance of establishing a healthy balance in familial relationships, particularly within the context of marriage, where mutual respect and prioritization of the spouse are essential ingredients for harmony and longevity.
This statement from Ennada comes shortly after she candidly disclosed the demise of her long-term relationship due to her staunch adherence to principles against premarital intimacy, shedding light on the challenges individuals face in upholding personal values amidst societal pressures.
As Ennada's words resonate with audiences, her message serves as a poignant reminder of the fundamental principles that underpin successful marriages, prompting introspection and dialogue on the complexities of familial dynamics and the pursuit of enduring love and companionship.
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