“Ban dating, it’s not Biblical” – Solomon Buchi declares

• In a recent video, Solomon Buchi expressed the view that the concepts of dating and the talking stage should be banned, as they lack biblical foundation.
• He noted that men in biblical times were intentional in their pursuit of marriage.
• He stated that no man in the Bible engaged in a talking stage with a woman prior to marriage.

Media personality Solomon Buchi has sparked a debate about the concept of dating and its alignment with biblical teachings.

In a recent video, Solomon Buchi argued that dating and the “talking stage” should be reevaluated, citing a lack of biblical foundation.

Buchi supported his claim by referencing the scripture, highlighting the intentional approach men took in pursuing marriage in biblical times.

He noted that men in the Bible did not engage in a “talking stage” with women before proposing marriage, instead, they were direct and clear about their intentions.

“Where in the Bible have you seen someone say I want to know your daughter. I want to get into a talking stage with your daughter. Men were very intentional. They move with intention’ I want to marry you”.

In another story, Solomon Buchi reacts as lady cries uncontrollably after Davido followed her on IG.

The lady’s emotional reaction, which included rolling on the floor and shedding tears of joy, was captured in a viral clip that has been making the rounds on social media.

The incident occurred after Davido released his new song, “Funds,” which has been receiving widespread acclaim and impressive airplay.

The lady’s over-the-top reaction to Davido’s follow-back has been met with a mix of amusement, surprise, and observations from online users.

Solomon Buchi, however, took a more serious tone in his reaction to the clip.

According to him, the lady’s behavior is a symptom of a deeper issue – a lack of love and affection at home.

Buchi emphasized the importance of raising children who feel loved and valued within their family units, suggesting that this would help prevent such extreme reactions to external validation.