Nollywood actress Georgina Onuoha has demanded that Pastor Paul Enenche of Dunamis International Gospel Center and his wife, Becky, have their medical licenses revoked following the passing of gospel artist Osinachi Nwachukwu.
Onuoha said this while retweeting a Pastor Becky post from the past in which she said divorce was not an option.
She said that the majority of innocent women and men who die in violent relationships and marriages do so because of mindsets like hers.
The actress made this known in a post on her Instagram account on Monday night.
Their right to practice medicine need to be taken away.
Unfortunately, Nigeria is an ineffective nation where those who ought to be preserving life in line with the Hippocratic oath endanger it by using megaphones.
Because of attitudes like this, several innocent women and men are murdered in violent marriages and relationships. Right now, this makes my spirit ill.
It is terrifying how falsely claiming to be God’s ladies and men have distorted Christianity.
Right now, this woman ought to cover her face in shame.
And people will still support such discourse in the future.
If a woman or man mistreats you emotionally, physically, or mentally, leave to live, my darling Ginafam.
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Without a doubt, God did not intend for marriage to be that way. No one has to pass away in order to get compensation from God.
It is terrible that since 1900, African civilization has used religion to subjugate women.
Osinachi reportedly died after a fight with her husband, who had reportedly repeatedly dehumanized her.
The spouse, Peter Nwachukwu, has already been apprehended by the FCT Police Command.
On social media, Pastor Enenche’s reputation has also been tarnished for allegedly failing to advise Osinachi, the church’s music minister, to leave her husband following the violence.
The pastor, who has been mum about the incident, did, however, post a video on his official Facebook page on Monday in which he was seen cautioning youths to stay away from partners who have violent tendencies.
