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A pastor is gaining significant attention on Twitter due to her guidance for single women.

A segment of the pastor’s sermon is circulating widely on social media, sparking discussions about her message.

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In the video, the pastor is addressing single women on the topic of attracting a partner. She encourages them to be more sociable and frequently go out. Additionally, she advises against wearing their natural hair and suggests opting for wigs instead, asserting that natural hair does not appeal to men.

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She starts the video by saying, “The Bible teaches that to have friends, one must first show themselves as friendly. If you’re constantly wearing a frown, wondering why nobody is approaching you, consider your demeanor.”

She goes on to say, “Instead of spending your Friday night at home, or your Monday and Tuesday indoors, start smiling and show off your pearly whites wherever you go. Join your friends when they hang out and accompany your colleagues to social gatherings. Say to yourself, ‘Perhaps my future husband is waiting there. Let me dress up and join them.’ Present yourself as approachable, and you’ll attract friends.”

Regarding natural hair, she expresses, “Many of you insist on keeping your natural hair. But what good does it do? It’s better to wear a wig and flaunt it, like thisโ€ฆ”

She then playfully flips her wig, adding, “And flip it around. Invest in your hair, shape your eyebrows, buy lip gloss, and look your best.”

She asserts, “Natural hair doesn’t make you a catch in the dating scene. Once you’re married, you can take off your wig because you’re already committed, but before that, ensure you’re always at your best. Package yourself effectively.”

Additionally, she recommends that women consistently buy “Asoebi” (traditional wedding attire) when their friends get married and “snatch” their waists when attending weddings with friends.

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