The Law Banning Females from Wearing Pants and Bras to Church - Read more

A Kenyan pastor,  Reverend Njohi of the Lord’s Propeller Redemption Church in Dandora Phase 2, an eastern suburb in Nairobi, has ordered all his female congregants to attend church services without pants and bras for Christ to enter their lives.
The law banning females from wearing undies was passed during a meeting chaired by the the reverend himself and according to him, under wears were ungodly.
Mothers were also advised to check that their daughters had complied with the new law when coming to church on Sundays so as to receive Christ too.
Rev. Njohi said there would be dire consequences for anyone who secretly puts on undies to to church.
According to him, when going to church, people need to be free in body and spirit to receive Christ.
A member of the church who pleaded for anonymity said women followed the pastor's orders as they came 
to church dressed without pants and bras.

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Meet Wizkid’s wonderful parents, Mr & Mrs Balogun, the two people that birthed the wonder kid that has taken the world by surprise. This picture was taken at a party they all attended today. Wizkid’s daddy, Mr Balogun turned 70 last year. I don’t exactly
know how old his mum is. But all the same, what more can a parent wish for her kids.
Also read the beautiful message Wizkid shared with this picture of his parents on Instagram.

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is purely professional, at least for now.
Flavour said: “It’s just a professional picture. For now there is nothing between us. She featured in my video and I went to pick her at the airport and also hosted her.
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I don’t Believe God Created Man & Woman to be Equal in Any Way - Omotola

Award-winning actress and one of TIME 100 most influential persons, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde, in a new interview with Punch revealed she does not believe in
gender equality, that men and women were not created by God to be equal in any way.
Excerpt:

How can a woman have a successful marriage?

Omotola: I don’t believe in gender equality. I do not believe that God made man and woman to be equal in any way. I believe that in every organised institution, there is always a head and an assistant. It doesn’t
mean that one should take the other for granted, or disrespect the other. I believe the husband is the head of the home and the wife is an assistant.

My husband is a pilot, I have flown with him several times and I understood that there is a captain and a co-pilot. They are both responsible for the passengers’ lives. But
when there is a final decision to make, it is up to the captain to make it. He is more experienced and the one with the responsibility. But any mature captain will not ignore his co-pilot because the co-pilot is not a cabin attendant. He is there for a reason. It just depends on how you understand and play your roles.

I believe women should understand this. When a woman starts a struggle for power tussle with him, it tends to cause friction in the home. The woman should give the man the respect as the head of the home and
also prove herself as a worthy co-pilot. He needs to see you as a reliable co-pilot. Sometimes, he may not be the one running the house day-to-day, you are the
one to take decisions but you have to do it in such a manner that he is comfortable enough to see you as someone he can rely on.

When you have a proud and egocentric husband, hand him over to God. If you feel like your life is being threatened, or that of your children, get yourself out of that situation. You owe your children that. Try
separation for a while, but before that, you must have tried other things. I do not believe that people should throw in the towel in their marriage at every flimsy excuse.

You must have been a diligent wife and tried prayers and intervention. If all those fail, then you can remove yourself from that situation. Also, couples should be friends and communicate. What we call love sometimes fizzles out. True love comes from friendship. When you don’t feel those initial sparks, friendship is what keeps you together, until when the spark comes again.