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Tell her father tha i said you should ask him

Growingboi:
Marry the girl. There is nothing wrong in marrying the girl. 99% of ROF members I know are more human than the so called pasotrs and Imams.

may darkness never block your light for this comment

Run o!!!

kingthreat:
Okay here is the story.

One of my best friends who is expected to get married this year just called me for hours with regards to his plans.

He met this babe 2 years ago and things were going fine. I even know the girl as a nice lady and very homely. I don chop her food, she cooks well. Both of them attend RCCG church. My friend is a casual member while his fiance is a serious member and doesn't miss weekly services.

So my friend to take his relationship more seriously decided to visit his fiancé's family so they know him. Before then, the fiancé had told him that her father is a former Baptist but has stopped being religious and sometimes does traditional practices. On the day of him visiting her home, he was welcomed even bought gifts for the dad and mum. But he said his spirit was very uncomfortable in that house.

There was an standing portrait of the father on white with beads and regalia to show he is Ogboni. Also in the house, there were a few funny looking art works which looks occult. My friend played cool, the father even asked of his church and he told him. The father proudly said he is a traditional man. After the meeting, the next day he asked his girlfriend if her father is an ROF member and she said yes that she told him before that he is a traditional man.

But my friend is showing signs of doubts. He told me he loves the girl, but that he wants nothing to do with anything occultic in this life till he dies. His family may not agree but even if he insist to have his way because of love, he wants to be sure it will not end in regret.

I told him what really matters is the heart of the person he is marrying. My guy said yes but family background matters. Foundation matters, which is true.

House, what do you think?

My maternal grandparents were members of Ogboni. It means nothing when we were growing up. The father's beliefs and practices isn't a thing of concern to you but you should be prayerful as a husband and father that you will be very soon.

malvisguy212:
you leave very important information. her state of origin. her tribe.

Man is Igbo, Girl's from Southwest.

Lol. some of your pastors are our member.

madridguy:
Dey play... If you need anything spiritual contact a juju man and not Ogboni people. Ogboni na wicked cult.

What's more wicked than people voting incompetents due to parochial intents and perpetuating suffering to innocent folks everywhere...

An innocent child born when you started Sai Buhari is almost 9years now...Poor keep getting poorer ...

God abeg make I no jam all these kind girls oh. That guy is done for because if he decides not to go ahead,he don enter trouble for the papa hand already

insteresting

Growingboi:
Marry the girl. There is nothing wrong in marrying the girl. 99% of ROF members I know are more human than the so called pasotrs and Imams.

Just say you're an ogboni member, and leave Pastors out of it.

Pootle:
may darkness never block your light for this comment

Ogboni in itself is darkness.

Babastrong:
Lol.
some of your pastors are our member.

Those ones are not Pastors, they're wolves.

kingthreat:
Okay here is the story.

One of my best friends who is expected to get married this year just called me for hours with regards to his plans.

He met this babe 2 years ago and things were going fine. I even know the girl as a nice lady and very homely. I don chop her food, she cooks well. Both of them attend RCCG church. My friend is a casual member while his fiance is a serious member and doesn't miss weekly services.

So my friend to take his relationship more seriously decided to visit his fiancé's family so they know him. Before then, the fiancé had told him that her father is a former Baptist but has stopped being religious and sometimes does traditional practices. On the day of him visiting her home, he was welcomed even bought gifts for the dad and mum. But he said his spirit was very uncomfortable in that house.

There was an standing portrait of the father on white with beads and regalia to show he is Ogboni. Also in the house, there were a few funny looking art works which looks occult. My friend played cool, the father even asked of his church and he told him. The father proudly said he is a traditional man. After the meeting, the next day he asked his girlfriend if her father is an ROF member and she said yes that she told him before that he is a traditional man.

But my friend is showing signs of doubts. He told me he loves the girl, but that he wants nothing to do with anything occultic in this life till he dies. His family may not agree but even if he insist to have his way because of love, he wants to be sure it will not end in regret.

I told him what really matters is the heart of the person he is marrying. My guy said yes but family background matters. Foundation matters, which is true.

House, what do you think?

If him no marry her, another guy will.
He is not marrying the man but his daughter who is even more committed to Christianity than your friend.

What do you mean by family background mattes? You do you know the gods your father's father father served?

Anyway na una cup of tea.

Hmmm…you can marry a bad girl from a good family but do marry a girl from the mentioned family. Fine, you might be the one to change the baba mentality and to be born again once again but, what if it goes a wrong way. Marriage is a life contract. It would be very difficult for your guy to quit later. Candid advice ✌️

Is she Occult too? If not marry her. My close friend and a colleague is married to a daughter of an Ogboni man. Late now though. The daughter and the husband controlled the narrative because they are true Christians.

Traditional worship is not the same as cult o.

kingthreat:
Okay here is the story.

One of my best friends who is expected to get married this year just called me for hours with regards to his plans.

He met this babe 2 years ago and things were going fine. I even know the girl as a nice lady and very homely. I don chop her food, she cooks well. Both of them attend RCCG church. My friend is a casual member while his fiance is a serious member and doesn't miss weekly services.

So my friend to take his relationship more seriously decided to visit his fiancé's family so they know him. Before then, the fiancé had told him that her father is a former Baptist but has stopped being religious and sometimes does traditional practices. On the day of him visiting her home, he was welcomed even bought gifts for the dad and mum. But he said his spirit was very uncomfortable in that house.

There was an standing portrait of the father on white with beads and regalia to show he is Ogboni. Also in the house, there were a few funny looking art works which looks occult. My friend played cool, the father even asked of his church and he told him. The father proudly said he is a traditional man. After the meeting, the next day he asked his girlfriend if her father is an ROF member and she said yes that she told him before that he is a traditional man.

But my friend is showing signs of doubts. He told me he loves the girl, but that he wants nothing to do with anything occultic in this life till he dies. His family may not agree but even if he insist to have his way because of love, he wants to be sure it will not end in regret.

I told him what really matters is the heart of the person he is marrying. My guy said yes but family background matters. Foundation matters, which is true.

House, what do you think?

Your friend will be playing with fire by marrying that lady, no marry person wey pass you.

That girl no matter how much toga of religious piety she wears, pass am.

kingthreat:
It's not me

Hahahaha.... 😂 😂

Hope you got the message though?

Sorry o but the moment he decides to tie himself to someone from that background, you have knowingly made agreements to some convenants binding that family.

kingthreat:
Okay here is the story.

One of my best friends who is expected to get married this year just called me for hours with regards to his plans.

He met this babe 2 years ago and things were going fine. I even know the girl as a nice lady and very homely. I don chop her food, she cooks well. Both of them attend RCCG church. My friend is a casual member while his fiance is a serious member and doesn't miss weekly services.

So my friend to take his relationship more seriously decided to visit his fiancé's family so they know him. Before then, the fiancé had told him that her father is a former Baptist but has stopped being religious and sometimes does traditional practices. On the day of him visiting her home, he was welcomed even bought gifts for the dad and mum. But he said his spirit was very uncomfortable in that house.

There was an standing portrait of the father on white with beads and regalia to show he is Ogboni. Also in the house, there were a few funny looking art works which looks occult. My friend played cool, the father even asked of his church and he told him. The father proudly said he is a traditional man. After the meeting, the next day he asked his girlfriend if her father is an ROF member and she said yes that she told him before that he is a traditional man.

But my friend is showing signs of doubts. He told me he loves the girl, but that he wants nothing to do with anything occultic in this life till he dies. His family may not agree but even if he insist to have his way because of love, he wants to be sure it will not end in regret.

I told him what really matters is the heart of the person he is marrying. My guy said yes but family background matters. Foundation matters, which is true.

House, what do you think?

Family background and foundation matters o. Your guy is very smart for asking such questions. But all I can say is for him to seek God through prayer or his pastor if it's the will of God.


Thank you.

Well nothing wrong with being an Ongoing

Thank God ur father inlaw is very open and that is very good unlike hundreds of Serious Christians who will hide dere identity and u will think dey @ real Christians. Is d lady that matter and tell her abt ur concern to know hw she feel abt it plus u might hear and know more. To me it does not matter bt u hv d final say . If anyone tell you marrying from Christian home wud give u peace of mind in marriage den dey wine u ni. Marriage na school u no fit graduate no certificate but u can always score good marks if u hv God and hv extra ordinary patience to run the race .

The world is a global spiritual village. What you believe in has no effect on what the next man believes in

On to the Next News!!! 🚶‍♂️🚶

Safe to say he is not a politician and he is not having…if you know…that’s it!

Hmmmm. I think he should Marry the girl if she gives him all he desires. You see in marriage, sooner or later you will always encounter something hard to deal with. Thank God he has identified his own from the start. So let the Battle begin.

kingthreat:
Okay here is the story.

One of my best friends who is expected to get married this year just called me for hours with regards to his plans.

He met this babe 2 years ago and things were going fine. I even know the girl as a nice lady and very homely. I don chop her food, she cooks well. Both of them attend RCCG church. My friend is a casual member while his fiance is a serious member and doesn't miss weekly services.

So my friend to take his relationship more seriously decided to visit his fiancé's family so they know him. Before then, the fiancé had told him that her father is a former Baptist but has stopped being religious and sometimes does traditional practices. On the day of him visiting her home, he was welcomed even bought gifts for the dad and mum. But he said his spirit was very uncomfortable in that house.

There was an standing portrait of the father on white with beads and regalia to show he is Ogboni. Also in the house, there were a few funny looking art works which looks occult. My friend played cool, the father even asked of his church and he told him. The father proudly said he is a traditional man. After the meeting, the next day he asked his girlfriend if her father is an ROF member and she said yes that she told him before that he is a traditional man.

But my friend is showing signs of doubts. He told me he loves the girl, but that he wants nothing to do with anything occultic in this life till he dies. His family may not agree but even if he insist to have his way because of love, he wants to be sure it will not end in regret.

I told him what really matters is the heart of the person he is marrying. My guy said yes but family background matters. Foundation matters, which is true.

House, what do you think?

Is your proposed father-in-law wealthy?

Courz:
Sorry o but the moment he decides to tie himself to someone from that background, you have knowingly made agreements to some convenants binding that family.

Mumu stop being foolish spiritual which covenant. U don't know hw God works dis guy might be d source and reason the father inlaw might retrace his steps back to Jesus since he was a former baptist member.

Taking unnecessary risks because of useless love. You better run before dem go finish you and your unborn generation. Love kill you there.

Fear dey catch tooe

fyzaila:
You wrote all your words in full but decided to write and acronym of the main word

Ur friend is a fool.
If u know what some of your pastors do behind closed doors, you wont be here asking these foolish questions

Not enough to quit because your prospective father in law seems fetish. You might just be the catalyst he needs to accept Christ and find his way back to God, except you're oblivious of the power of God you serve or never been a serious Christian.

Your friend should know that his fiance is coming from a background with a terrible covenant ..His father inlaw may be forced to use her as his replacement when he is about to go. .This is always the area with tough battle. They look harmless in the physical but spiritually are strong and stubborn .. the man should sit.down first to count the cost before jumping into marriage covenant .. Marriage is not a child's play ,it is a matter of till death do us part

Ceenachi:
Boss tell your guy to sharply marry the girl.
You guy may need the man help later in the future, dis life is too spiritual.......

Believe me the man would never hurt his son in-law rather protect him if thing start going wrong

Lamba. You think he'll blink if dem ask am to present him first grandchild?

Marriage nobi only between you and your woman. If you no reason the family, abort.

madridguy:
Dey play... If you need anything spiritual contact a juju man and not Ogboni people. Ogboni na wicked cult.

I beg to disagree. Has any member of ROF done anything wicked to you before ? Stop name calling .