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How I became a fool for my marriage of 39 years to succeed – Nigerian woman says as she dishes out marital advice
A Nigerian clergywoman, Pastor Julie, has said that her 39 years of marriage has successful, because she decided to play the fool.
In a video that has gone viral, the clergywoman said she had to play the fool in her marriage even when she was right, just to keep her marriage.
‘’I have come to realsie in this 39 years of being with my husband..I realised I had to play the fool for my marriage to work, playing the fool even when I know I am right’. Foolishness is relationship. For you to sustain your marriage, you have to play the fool. Playing the fool when even you know your right from your left. The man is claiming right, you are claiming right, it will not work” he said
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