Act of demanding money from husbands before sex is devilish – Cleric warns wives

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Pastor Livinus Okeke, the Spiritual Director of Ave-Maria Prayer Ministry, Awka, Anambra has warned women's against requesting for money as conditions for making love with their husbands.

Okeke gave the advice during a church service.

He said that the act of requesting for money as conditions for making love with their husbands was not only devilish, but attracted curses to their homes and families.

According to him, whether for pleasure or procreation, it is against the tenet of marriage be side sex must be freely given and received.

He said: “Some wives now demand #20,000 or thereabouts from their husbands before going to bed with them. The Bible states that the wife cannot deny her husband sex except by mutual consent.

“Such act is devilish and such homes will lack progress and peace because you have attracted curses to your home.

“As such it will be very difficult to raise responsible children in such home. So wives should please desist from such act,” he said.

The cleric also urged husbands to always provide, protect and ensure they keep their wives and families happy.

“For peace and prosperity of the family, both husband and wife must work, think and reason together so that blessing of the lord would be bestowed on them,” he added.

He urged couples to always  tolerate, care and allow unconditional love making to allow the relationship to bring good and rewarding tidings.

Okeke described the anniversary as a celebration of amazing grace, great favour, health, deliverance, divine turn around, connections and all round goodness of God.

“Looking at what we have been able to achieve within the decade, it is worthy to testify that God has really been faithful to us at every step of the way, “he said.


I'm Lucy Osuizigbo. A graduate of Mass Communication, now a Journalist, with special interest in Health, Environment, Gender and Poltics. I'm simple, passionate, all about self development and I'm the Journalist's Journalist

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