- Nigerian pastor, Ebuka Obi replied to a man who demanded to know if performing oral sex on his wife was okay.
- The clergyman who once spoke against it avowed that it was not a sin.
- However, he added that it is not advisable.
Congregants of the Zion Prayer Movement Outreach (ZPMO) were thrown into a moment of amusement due to a man’s controversial question.
Recall that Ebuka Obi made rounds a few months ago after he openly criticized men who perform oral sex on their female partners, tagging it inappropriate.
In a recent development, the clergyman took to his Instagram page where he posted a video that captured the moment a man asked if it was okay for a married man to perform oral sex on his wife.
Responding, Ebuka Obi teased, then went on to say that whatever a man does with his wife isn’t a sin but the act isn’t advisable.
He ended with an Igbo proverb, stating that some unwanted particles are usually removed from a piece of meat before it becomes food and this also applies to the above situation.
Watch the video below:
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In related news, Ebuka Obi, the charismatic and controversial founder of the Zion Prayer Movement Outreach (ZPMO), took the public by storm once again, revealing a life choice that few can ignore.
In a new and eye-opening interview with BBC Igbo, the Imo-born cleric, speaking in his native labuat, Igbo, made a shocking admission that has sent ripples through the spiritual community and beyond—he revealed that he has never had sexual intercourse.
He shared that 12 years ago, he made a sacred vow to God to remain celibate until marriage.
For Ebuka Obi, celibacy isn’t a mere sacrifice but a powerful tool that allows him to remain spiritually focused, helping him hear God’s voice with absolute clarity, unhindered by worldly distractions.
His words;
“I have never dated before. I have never had sexual intercourse with any woman. Any woman who says I’ve had sexual relations with her should speak up
“Qualities in a woman is not the reason I am not yet married. What is holding me back is that I want to hear the voice of God on it. He has never directed me about marriage. I prayed for 100 days last year to hear from God about it but there was no sign.”
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