- Lady advises her peers to make enough money and avoid getting married in their 20s.
- Faithful Femininity, in a video, advised Christian women against early marriage, particularly when they cannot provide for themselves.
A young lady who identifies as a Christian woman has encouraged her peers to prioritize financial independence and to avoid marrying in their twenties.
In a video she shared, Faithful Femininity urged Christian women to refrain from entering into early marriages, particularly if they are not yet able to support themselves.
She emphasized that Christian women in their twenties should focus on achieving financial stability before considering marriage.
Her words: “As a Christian woman, I have decided that my 20s are not for marriage. My 20s are to make money. Christian women stop entering into marriage so early.”
”Go and make money. You don’t have a dime in your account. God and find a way to make money. In 20s, in your 30s, go and make money. Stop following men around. Some of you are doing Hallelujah Challenge and wearing bridal gowns.
“Have you made money? Like, I will not enter a marriage without money. And I’m talking about multiple sources of steady income. I’m not that kind of Christian woman that will enter her husband’s house with nothing in her account. God forbid. My 20s now na to work hard. My 20s is to make wealth.”
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In other news, Comedian Woli Arole has expressed his belief that a malevolent entity is present near the Otedola Bridge in Lagos.
Arole conveyed this message in a post on his social media account on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, in light of the numerous accidents that have transpired on the bridge.
His concerns were heightened by a recent incident in which a tanker exploded beneath the bridge, resulting in damage to vehicles and properties in the vicinity.
He wrote, “There’s a blood sucking demon around Otedola Bridge in Lagos!!! Life is spiritual!!!”
Additionally, Woli Arole called upon individuals to engage in prayers to prevent fire incidents globally. He cautioned the public to exercise vigilance regarding fire safety.
He referenced various locations, including malls, schools, markets, and event spaces in countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Nigeria, China, Canada, and Brazil.
