A fresh video has surfaced online showing gospel singer Paul Nwokocha candidly addressing the collapse of his second marriage, just a year after tying the knot. In the clip, Nwokocha takes on his critics while offering insight into the reasons behind his latest marital breakdown.
Defending his decision, the singer made it clear he stands by his actions, asserting that he would not hesitate to take similar steps if his spouse engaged in behavior he deemed unacceptable in the eyes of God.
Public Reaction to Paul Nwokocha’s Marital Woes
Social media has been abuzz following Nwokocha’s confirmation of his second divorce. The development comes only two years after he married his second wife, Goodness, in September 2023—just a month after separating from his first wife, Alice.
Reports indicate that his latest marriage ended due to allegations that Goodness was sending intimate content to other men.
“I owe no one an apology for this,” Nwokocha firmly stated in the viral video.
“Stop calling me names. Only the wearer of the shoe knows where it pinches.”
Unfazed by public scrutiny, he also issued a stern warning to any prospective wife, stating that he would not tolerate any actions he considers immoral, regardless of the duration of their union.
“I don’t care how long I’ve been married to you—if I discover you’re indulging in evil, you’re leaving my house,” he added.
Social Media Reactions to Nwokocha’s Divorce
The revelation has triggered a wave of reactions across various platforms, with many questioning the gospel singer’s stance on morality and relationships.
- @shangeorgefilms: “Says the man who himself is guilty of abominable acts. The irony!”
- @thatarewagirll: “So marrying a second wife isn’t abominable? Make it make sense.”
- @favrytharvey: “Third wife loading… It’s just a matter of time.”
- @queenifunanya: “I fear who no fear gospel singers these days. Money over morals.”
- @itzpearl4me: “A ‘minister’ with multiple wives preaching about sin? Wow.”
- @beautifulayomi: “The whole ‘returning bride price’ concept still baffles me.”
- @taaatibg: “Nigerian men need to do better in marriage. They expect women to endure what they themselves wouldn’t accept.”
Article updated 1 month ago. Content is written and modified by multiple authors.
