In an honest video that was uploaded to his official YouTube page, well-known gospel artist Paul Nwokocha addressed the rumors about his tumultuous marriage, breaking his silence on the matter, according to PUNCH.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
The video, which has since gone viral, sees Nwokocha making shocking revelations about the reasons behind his decision to end his marriage.
In the video, posted on Sunday, Nwokocha declared that he had no regrets about his decision to separate from his wife, citing her alleged “abominable acts” as the primary reason for the breakup.
“If I marry today and find out that the wife I married is doing an abominable thing before God and before man, I will send you out of my house,” Nwokocha asserted, making it clear that he would not tolerate any behavior he considers immoral.
The gospel artist went on to make disturbing claims about his estranged wife, accusing her of sending nude photos and videos to other men.
“I married a wife, not a whore. So, I owe nobody an apology for this,” he said firmly, challenging anyone who criticized his actions to consider how they would react if they were in his shoes.
The video has sparked intense debate on social media, with opinions divided.
Some viewers have expressed support for Nwokocha, applauding his decision to stand firm on his moral principles, while others have questioned the wisdom of airing such deeply personal matters in a public forum.
Nwokocha’s latest marital crisis comes on the heels of a string of controversial separations.
According to ABNTV, the gospel artist has now ended his second marriage after just two years. As is customary in some cultures, the bride’s family has formally returned the bride price, signaling the dissolution of the union.
This latest revelation adds to the growing public scrutiny of Nwokocha’s personal life, with many questioning the toll his personal issues may take on his career as a gospel artist.
While some of his supporters argue that his actions reflect a commitment to upholding morality, others express concern over the impact of such public displays of marital distress.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
