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“Living together without paying dowry and having children is not a family” – Pator Faith Oyedepo says
The wife of the General Overseer of the Living Faith Church World Wide aka Winners Chapel International, Pastor Faith Abiola Oyedepo has taken to social media to call out cohabiting couples.
Taking to her Facebook page, she revealed that living together and having children without paying a dowry was wrong.
According to her, people who wanted to enjoy a successful family must first be married.
She wrote;
“Some couples have been living together for years and have even had children together without a proper marriage: no dowry has been paid, nor have they had any form of a formal engagement, this is not right. Marriage is the basis for the family; if you must enjoy a successful family, then you must first be married.”
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