Johnson Suleman is a Nigerian televangelist and the senior pastor and the President of Omega Fire Ministries International, a church with its headquarters in Auchi, Edo State. After working as an assistant pastor in the Armor of God Church in Lagos from 1998, he started Omega Fire Ministries in 2004.
Apostle Johnson Suleman, has encouraged uneducated single women to search for their type and marry instead of pursuing educated guys.
However, he advised young ladies in a video uploaded on his official Facebook page On Wednesday.
He said; An illiterate, according to Merriam Webster's online dictionary, is someone who has little or no education and is unable to read or write.
Suleman added in the video that rather than aiming for an educated marriage, unmarried illiterate women should look for their type.
"What do you have to offer?" he asked. It's amusing that the majority of illiterate individuals aspire to marry a graduate. Who will marry their fellow indigene if illiterates marry graduates?
"What makes you so evil?" If you're illiterate, why don't you seek your personality type? You're illiterate, you're uneducated, you want to abandon that uneducated man, why are you so wicked?" he inquired.
He claims that when a woman is truly prepared, she isn't concerned about finding a companion; rather, partners seek her out.
He added; "You know, I admire Rebecca, (don't take this personally), when she left her father's house, the brothers showered her with blessings, presents, and upbringing. They say she had a privileged childhood and was spoiled with presents. They said, "Let's prepare you in case the area you're going has nothing there," so they said, "Let's prepare you."
"Let us educate you and that even if you encounter a poor guy, God's mercy will absorb his misery."
"Most individuals you see seeking for partners are empty because they have nothing to offer, so they pray for somebody who will complete them."
"However, there is a line when someone is carrying anything." Because now, every man is wise, extremely wise.
"Today, the situation is reversed," he remarked, explaining that some young women desire to marry so that the suitor can help them support their families.
"You want somebody's son to accomplish for you what your father couldn't," he explained.
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