Leke Adeboye’s comment about women praying with Pastor Jerry Eze and Bolaji Idowu trends online

• Leke Adeboye unleashed a scathing critique on women who habitually hop from one prayer session to another.
• He specifically called out those who frequent the altars of Pastor Jerry Eze and Bolaji Idowu on a daily basis.
• The cleric vehemently questions the integrity and moral compass of these women, wondering aloud about the kind of attitude they display towards their husbands, fellow women, and family members.

Leke Adeboye, son of renowned Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has ignited a firestorm on social media with a scathing post aimed at women who recklessly hop from one prayer altar to another.

These spiritual wanderers, Adeboye asserts, are akin to rudderless ships, drifting aimlessly from Pastor Jerry Eze’s prayer altar to that of Pastor Bolaji Idowu.

He tackled the spiritual promiscuity of these women head-on, posits that their actions are not only spiritually bankrupt but also reflective of a deeper malice towards their husbands, other women and loved ones.

Leke caustically prayed that their efforts would not be in vain, urged them to strike a balance between their spiritual pursuits and actual faith-driven living.

He wrote:

“Good morning to all the women who are doing night and early morning prayers with pastors Jerry/Bolaji but not speaking with their husbands, fathers, and even their fellow sisters.

“Happy Congress, Happy Shiloh, and Happy Experience 2024 to you all in JESUS’ name. May we not all pray and worship in vain.”

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Adeboye’s post has sparked a heated debate, with many hailing his bold stance against spiritual superficiality. Others, however, have condemned his approach as overly harsh.

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Meanwhile, Adeboye recently set the internet abuzz with his recent disclosure that RCCG prohibits the use of engagement rings when proposing to partners.

Leke disclosed this during his podcast “Confession Box” with Oyedepo’s son, Isaac.

In a candid moment, Leke asked Isaac about his proposal to his wife, specifically if he followed the classic tradition of kneeling with a ring in hand.