Nigerian relationship expert Blessing Okoro, has recently announced a significant shift in her lifestyle. Known for her candid talks about relationships and controversial views, Okoro has expressed a desire to leave her “wayward” ways behind.
In a video, she opened up about her tiredness with her current lifestyle, specifically mentioning that she was tired of fornication. Okoro, also cried out that despite her expertise as a relationship guru, she herself is without a partner. She revealed that her sights was now set on Shiloh to hopefully find a partner by 2024.
“Wayward life don tire me . Fornication don tire me.
Give me my own husband 000000.I don enter Shiloh go find husband and better preek.
This relationship expert without relationship must end this
2023. I am aggressive. Prayer point. Lord give us men wey don buy table I VM.We move”
The video, which quickly gained attention of many online, shows Okoro entering the praying grounds of Shiloh. In the video, Okoro is seen dancing her way to the viewing center, followed closely by a camera. Upon reaching her destination, she kneels and begins to pray fervently.
In a bold plea on her instagram caption, Okoro asked God to grant her a husband who would not question her contributions but rather take the lead in providing.
This request goes well with her recent controversial statement where she claimed that the primary joy for women is to enjoy a man’s money. Blessing Okoro had argued that men are created to support women and that despite women’s growing financial independence, this divine mandate for men remains unaltered.
Some netizens see her actions at Shiloh as a theatrical performance, mocking women who sincerely visit the grounds for divine intervention in their marital quests.
| Posted: at | |
TRENDING GISTS 
Singer, Portable Weighs In On Mercy Johnson’s Drastic Weight Loss
I Faded Out Because I Became Less Ambitious’ Says Singer, Orezi
Ogun Female Broadcaster, Mrs. Bukola Agbakaizu Slumps And Dies at Work
Funke Akindele Makes List Of Hollywood’s ‘Most Influential Women In International Film’