Apostle Chibuzor's Daughter-in-Law Opens Up on Past and Marriage Amid Controversy
The wife of Aboy Chibuzor, the autistic son adopted by Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere, founder of Omega Power Ministries (OPM), has publicly addressed swirling rumours about her marital status and personal history. In a candid discussion with Apostle Chibuzor, she dismissed claims that she was "undefiled" or a virgin, revealing instead that she is a mother of three children from a previous relationship.
Revelations and Spiritual Vow
"I am not a virgin. I am a mother of three. My husband is late," she stated, directly confronting the speculations. She further shared details about her background, noting that she hails from Edo State, with her mother originating from the Kalabari community in Rivers State. Despite her past, she emphasized a profound spiritual commitment, making a vow to God to dedicate her body to Him until He provided her with a husband.
"I told God, my body is for you. I will not defile this body until you give me my husband. If you give me, I will serve you. If you don't, I will still serve you," she explained. She described her marriage to Aboy as a divine assignment, accepting him not only as a husband but also as a son, a king, and a brother. "I know people will speak against it, but I am after what the Lord Jesus sent me," she added, highlighting her faith-driven perspective.
Apostle Chibuzor's Defense and Reactions
Apostle Chibuzor, who facilitated the union, defended the decision, asserting that God works in mysterious ways. He reminded critics that OPM has previously extended similar acts of compassion, such as supporting Aguba for years. Expressing faith in transformation, he declared, "There is nothing God cannot do. Don't be surprised, in two or three months, this man will change."
The revelations and the unusual nature of the marriage have sparked a wave of mixed reactions online. Social media users have voiced concerns and questions, with comments ranging from skepticism to outright criticism. For instance, one user questioned, "How is marriage the solution to autism?" while another noted, "The problem here is the pastor?" Others expressed doubts about Aboy's capacity to consent, with remarks like, "My pain is that the boy does not have capacity to give consent to marriage or sex."
Additional reactions included users questioning the timing of the interview, with one saying, "Are these questions not supposed to come before the wedding? It's embarrassing," and another adding, "So this interview is coming after the wedding?????" The diverse responses highlight the ongoing debate surrounding the marriage and its implications.
Background and Context
This story emerges amid broader discussions about celebrity and religious figures in Nigeria, with Apostle Chibuzor being a prominent pastor known for his philanthropic efforts. The marriage has drawn attention not only for its personal aspects but also for raising ethical questions about consent and care for individuals with autism. As the conversation continues to unfold online, it reflects deeper societal issues related to marriage, spirituality, and disability rights in contemporary Nigerian culture.
