“Some pastors’ wives have low self esteem. They can’t stand the presence of a well endowed beautiful single lady in church” – Wife of Akwa Ibom pastor says

Emem Isong, wife of popular Akwa Ibom-based pastor, Ab Isong, has averred that some pastor’s wives are insecure about beautiful, well-endowed single ladies in their church.

According to Mrs. Isong, who made this assertion in a Facebook post on Thursday, June 23, such women have low self-esteem and are typically intimidated by the presence of a well-endowed, attractive single lady in their congregation.

“Some pastors’ wives have low self-esteem. They can’t stand the presence of a well-endowed beautiful single lady in church. They always pour their frustrations on them.” She wrote on Facebook.

See her post below:

A while ago, the Nigerian clergyman advised singles to stop waiting for ready-made spouses but rather get married and build the life of their dreams with their partner.

The Akwa Ibom-based preacher gave this advice in a Facebook post while sharing before and after photos of himself and his wife.

He shared a photo showing him and his wife in 2010 when they got married and another showing how far they have come.

“Some people are still struggling to find who to marry because they lack the ability to build and the patience to wait. When a man wants to build a house, he’ll first get the land and then proceeds to have the building in his head interpreted via drawing and gradually work begins and then months or years later, an amazing masterpiece is erected to the admiration of everyone.

“Don’t forget that place was once an empty space. Stop looking for a ready-made spouse! Majorly there’s nothing like the husband or wife of my dream. Stop! let’s rewind this tape. You said the husband or wife of your dream abi?

This is what it means, take a decision, marry and then turn your spouse to the model you saw in your dream. The grass is greener on the other side na person water am. The picture on the left is us as raw materials taken in 2010 and the picture on the right is our recently captured picture of the future we saw in 2010, do you understand?” He wrote in part.