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“Don’t sleep with a widow, her late husband’s spirit will come after your income” – Pastor claims

“Don’t sleep with a widow, her late husband’s spirit will come after your income” – Pastor claims

A Nigerian pastor has generated reactions online after making controversial remarks about widows, warning men against having intimate relationships with them.

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While addressing his congregation during a church service, the cleric claimed that widows remain spiritually connected to their late husbands, insisting that any man who sleeps with a widow could face spiritual consequences.

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According to him, no widow is truly alone because the spirit of her deceased husband is still attached to her.

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In his words shared on X (formerly Twitter), he said:

“No matter how nice a widow is, don’t ever sleep with her. There is no single widow on earth because every widow is married to the spirit of her late husband.”

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The pastor further alleged that any man who becomes sexually involved with a widow risks having his source of income attacked by the spirit of her late husband.

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He advised men to avoid such relationships, claiming there are people who can testify to the consequences of ignoring his warning.

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“If you sleep with her, that spirit will come after your source of income. You can go and ask people who have been sleeping with widows,” he added.

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His comments have since generated mixed reactions online, with many Nigerians debating his claims, while others strongly disagreed with his remarks about widows.

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