'Only Village Women Question Their Husbands' Phone Calls And Messages' - Prophet

Posted by Thandiubani on Thu 02nd May, 2019 - tori.ng

A pastor has spoken against the culture of women always checking their husbands' phones and messages.

Prophet Oduro

The Head Pastor of the Alabaster International Ministries, Prophet Kofi Oduro has stated that it is only village women who question their husband's phone calls and text messages, GhanaWeb has reported..

Prophet Kofi Oduro is the Ghanaian pastor who wore panties and lingeries few weeks ago to demonstrate to women on how to prevent their husbands from chasing after slay queens.

Concerning the habit of women checking the phones of men, Kofi Oduro said:

"We should not do that. Allow people…give them a chance. Give them allowance”, he advised.

"Which girl were you standing with? How can you marry someone like me when, after every service I have numerous people who come to talk to me? I call everybody hello darling, hello sweetheart, hello dear and you are thinking he is referring to some of them as dear or sweetheart, then I am dead”.

"You are a villager. These accolades are used in the line of duty so don’t be a villager to the point that when someone use them it means that he has something to do with the person. Don’t be over possessive. The fact I am in a relationship with you does not mean you have bought me over”, he concluded.

The Head Pastor of the Alabaster International Ministries, Prophet Dr Kofi Oduro has sparked another controversy and could soon be on the chopping board of feminists with the assertion that women who question their husbands about text messages or phone calls are villagers.

In his view, it is wrong for women to be possessive and wish they are the only persons to be referred to as dear, darling among other accolades.

In a video on a counseling session sighted by MyNewsGh.com he said “we should not do that. Allow people…give them a chance. Give them allowance”

He wondered if such jealous people can marry someone like him who deals with a lot of people especially with women who are his church members.

“Which girl were you standing with? How can you marry someone like me when, after every service I have numerous people who come to talk to me? I call everybody hello darling, hello sweetheart, hello dear and you are thinking he is referring to some of them as dear or sweetheart, then I am dead”, he revealed that women who nurture such thoughts are villagers.

He stressed “you are a villager. These accolades are used in the line of duty so don’t be a villager to the point that when someone use them it means that he has something to do with the person. Don’t be over possessive. The fact I am in a relationship with you does not mean you have bought me over."