Popular Nollywood actress Eucharia Anunobi had described the concept of not having sexual intercourse, especially among intending couples, as wicked.
In an Instagram video on Monday, the actress-turned-evangelist described those who hold such positions as castrated, eunuchs and frigid females.
The actress said: “What’s this whole noise about no sex before marriage? How can someone, how can anyone, say that someone should not indulge in sexual activity with someone who has already proposed?”
Anunobi noted that the proponents of what she described as a wicked agenda are not okay.
She said: “Yes! If they are out of their minds, how can they recommend such a wicked thing? Ok, let me ask this question. How do I know if my intending spouse is good in bed?”
Although, as it turns out, the actress was employing sarcasm to send a different message home.
In the full video posted on her YouTube page, Ms Anunobi opines that sex before marriage does not augur or do anyone good.
According to her, indulging in premarital sex not only prematurely binds partners together but also blindfolds them.
“There are so many people who can bear witness to this fact. I, I can bear witness to the fact that premarital sex colours your eyes and deceives you, as a matter of fact, from not noticing things that are wrong in your partner,” she added.
The ‘Glamour Girls’ actress backed her sermon up with scriptures from the bible.
In 2016, Ms Anunobi, 56, announced that she is now an evangelist and has gone into preaching the gospel as a full-time deliverance minister.
She informed her fans that she had been from town to town and country to country, preaching the gospel of salvation and conducting deliverance for the afflicted.
Life took a new turn for the Nollywood actress Eucharia Anunobi when she buried the remains of Raymond, her 15- year old son at the Ikoyi, Lagos cemetery, September 2017.
The deceased, Raymond Ekwu, died from complications associated with sickle cell anaemia on August 23, 2017.
The actress married Charles Ekwu in 2000, and the marriage lasted till 2006 before trouble set in. Raymond was the only product of the union, which ended in a messy divorce.
She dragged her ex-husband to court and slammed him with an N100 million lawsuit in 2010.
The monetary demand, according to her, was on the grounds of ‘abandonment, irresponsibility and assault.’
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