Bishops Disagree with Adeboye on Marriage Advice

In a recent discourse, Pastor Enoch Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God warned men during a Holy Ghost service not to marry women who cannot cook, suggesting that such a lack of domestic skill could lead to marital problems. He emphasized that men should not be swayed by outward beauty alone, citing biblical examples to support his views.

However, Archbishop Osaze William disagreed with Adeboye's stance, arguing that the ability to cook should not be a major yardstick for marriage. William highlighted the importance of character and values over cooking skills, stating that individuals can learn to cook over time.

He also pointed out that the focus on cooking could overshadow other essential qualities in a partner. The discussion reflects differing opinions within the church regarding the criteria for marriage, with William advocating for a more holistic view of partnership.