In a recent video post on Facebook, a woman who recently agreed to marry the autistic son of Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere, founder of the Omega Power Ministries, has sparked widespread reactions after making a surprising revelation shortly after her initial claims.
Earlier, the woman had reportedly presented herself as someone who had remained undefiled despite receiving several marriage proposals in the past.
Her statement quickly drew attention online, with many praising her perceived discipline and moral stance.
However, just hours later, she publicly clarified her situation, contradicting her earlier assertion.
In her new statement, the woman explained that she is not a virgin, adding that she is already a mother of three children.
She further disclosed that her husband had passed away, shedding more light on her personal history and circumstances.
The sudden shift in her narrative has since generated mixed reactions, with many questioning why the earlier claim was made.
Despite the confusion, her decision to accept the marriage proposal involving the pastor’s son, popularly known as Aboy, remains a focal point of public discussion.
The development has continued to trend across social media platforms, as people express differing opinions about the situation, her honesty, and the broader implications.
Observers note that the situation highlights the intense scrutiny individuals often face when their personal lives become public, especially in matters involving religious figures and unconventional unions.
While some have shown understanding following her clarification, others remain critical of the inconsistency in her statements.
“I am not a virgin, I am a mother of three. My husband is late,” she said, addressing the controversy and attempting to set the record straight.