Women need cleanliness, attractive wears to save their marriages: Cleric
Tajan Moltok, a pastor in Jos, has emphasised good personal hygiene to enable women to save their marriages.
The cleric gave the advice during the church’s women convention with the theme, “the intentional woman”, on Sunday in Jos.
“An intentional woman should keep herself and her family clean,” Mr Moltok said.
He stated that women must keep themselves neat, dress smartly and keep their marital homes tidy.
“Some women complain that their husbands do not find them appealing. One of the reasons is that they are dirty.
“Do not always tie wrapper on your chest and wear tee-shirts, wear attractive night wears,” he stated.
He added, “An intentional woman adjust to changes according to situations. She is a woman who attracts prophetic and divine intervention over home and family.”
Mr Moltok further urged women to be intentional to live godly lives and pray without ceasing, saying things would change with prayers and patience.
(NAN)
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