- Eucharia Anunobi emphasised that past generations maintained long-lasting marriages not by leaving at the slightest conflict but through commitment, understanding, and prayer.
- He also warned against the illusion that better partners exist elsewhere, saying that the grass is indeed never greener on the other side as people think.
Veteran Nollywood actress and evangelist Eucharia Anunobi has shared her perspectives on marriage and divorce.
Amidst the ongoing conversation surrounding the split between singer 2Baba and his wife Annie Idibia, Eucharia Anunobi emphasized the importance of forgiveness and prayer in maintaining a healthy and lasting marriage.
She noted that past generations were able to sustain long-lasting marriages not by giving up at the first sign of trouble, but through commitment, understanding, and prayer.
She cautioned against the idea that a better partner can be found elsewhere, suggesting that this mindset can lead to unrealistic expectations.
She wrote:
“Whatever happened to forgiving each other and praying for each other? Our parents didn’t go 24 or 60 years together by packing their bags at the slightest altercation.”
“Marriage is about two people as ordinary by God who are determined to go on lives journey by learning to pray together and forgiving each other. You don’t pack your bags because a stone hit your marriage. You have to keep forgiving.
“The grass always looks greener in our neighbours compound but it never is, it always looks like there is a better partner out there but you can’t come this far and give up now. Let peace reign, pray together and forgive each other. If the storm is too much, pray together and go on prayer regrets and come back together. Don’t pack it all up.”
In another news, Veteran actress Eucharia Anunobi reveals why women should never fight their man’s side chick.
In a video posted on Instagram, she criticized women who fight their man’s side chicks rather than confronting the man.
She indicated that such character needs to stop, emphasizing on how terrible it is to fight a fellow woman, while leaving the man who was supposed to owe them loyalty.