Founder and leader of Living Faith Ministries, Bishop David Oyedepo has taken to his Instagram page to dish out a piece of advice on marriage.

According to the man of God, the submission of a wife is the sure way to having a fruitful marriage.

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The post has however sparked controversy as most people sought to disagree with the preacher citing that marriage is a two people affair and one person can’t make a difference like he’s saying.

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His post reads: “The only way to a fruitful marriage is total submission on the part of the wife. Until it is in place, every other thing she tries to do will be out of place. A woman who refuses to submit to her husband is disobeying God. As a woman, you might even be a minister of the gospel, and your husband is not, the Word of God still says to submit yourself to him. A submissive woman is precious in the sight of her husband – Ephesians 5:22.”

Most marriages fail these days and the rate of divorce has been on the rise. The reasons for the failing marriages have not been decoded yet.

Bishop Oyedepo might just, inadvertently providing one of the reasons for the marriage problems that people encounter every now and then.

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The Nigerian Police have warned Bishop David Oyedepo and other headstrong Pastors in Nigeria planning to break the ban on public gathering to reopen churches to reconsider least face the law.

Bishop Oyedepo, few days ago, declared churches open in a viral video adding that anybody against the reopening will die.

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In reference to Oyedepo’s declaration, the police said religious leaders preparing to open their churches for service will be committing a crime against the state and federal government.

Abimbola Oyeyemi, the State Police Spokesperson, echoed the readiness of the police force to deal with any pastor who will break the law, appealing to them to have a change of mind.

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He added that the Police will not condone acts that undermine the efforts of the government to contain the spread and eradicate Coronaivirus in Nigeria.

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The peace of the world has been taking away from it as Nigeria remains unexempted from this strike from the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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Three Nigerian states are in the state of lockdown as hunger begins to strike in every corner of every household.

Popular Nigerian cleric, Bishop David Oyedepo of Winners Chapel as part of measures to reduce the hunger strike in Ogun state has distributed foodstuffs to residents in the Nigerian state.

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On Wednesday, April 22, Sheriff F. Folarin who happens to be the head of media and the editorial board of the church made this known as he said:

“The initiative is targeted at the vulnerable and needy in the state, including members of the Winners’ Family. The distribution is systematically and fairly done, with a dedicated team, which maps communities and identifies homes of the poor; while the Winners Satellite Fellowship cell system and the network is used to engender a fair distribution among members of the church,”

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