Nollywood actress, Georgina Onuoha, has berated Pastor Becky Enenche, the wife of Pastor Paul Enenche, over her divorce tweet.
Following the death of Mrs Osinachi Nwachukwu, who was allegedly killed as a result of alleged repeated domestic violence, by her husband, an old tweet has surfaced.
The old tweet was made by the wife of the clergyman of the church, Dunamis International Gospel Centre (DIGC), in which Osinachi was the lead singer before her death.
The tweet condemned divorce, stating that spouses should never opt for divorce no matter what.
Mrs Becky claimed that a large percent of damaged children are as a result of broken homes and bad marriages.
It reads, “Never make divorce an option at all; the stress you put your children through may affect them for the rest of their lives. Most wayward or rough children are products of devoiced homes. So shine Ur eyes before U say I do.”
Georgina has reacted to the old tweet, saying words like this discourage women and men who suffer from domestic abuse in their homes.
In a lengthy post, the actress said, “And to think this woman @drbeckyenenche and her husband are clinicians? Their medical license should be revoked.
“Sadly Nigeria is a failed state where people who should be protecting lives according to the hippocratic oath are the ones putting lives at risk because they hold megaphones.
“Views like this are why many innocent women and men are dying in abusive relationships and marriages. This right here sickens my soul. The perversion of Christianity by the so-called women and men of God is scary.
“This woman right here should cover her face in shame. And you will still see people defending such rhetoric.
“My dear Ginafam, Leave to live if a woman or man subjects you to emotional, physical, or psychological abuse. There’s nothing Godly about dying in an abusive marriage or relationship. That is definitely not God’s plan for marriage.
“Nobody needs to die to receive any reward from heaven. It’s sickening how African culture has used religion to subjugate women since 1900.”
