Pastor Blessed Uzochikwa, a Nigerian pastor, has shared a heartwarming account of how he and his wife, gospel singer Mercy Chinwo, developed a strong foundation of trust during their courtship.
Despite their busy schedules and time spent apart, their relationship serves as an inspiring example of a loving and committed marriage for many young Christians.
During a recent podcast, Pastor Blessed disclosed that the key to their successful courtship was the establishment of mutual trust.
By prioritizing their callings and dedicating themselves to serving God, they were able to cultivate a profound and enduring trust that has only grown stronger with time.
“As I was fulfilling my duties as a pastor, I saw my wife dedicating herself to her music ministry,”
Pastor Blessed explained:
“As our visions aligned, we began to see each other as part of God’s plan for our lives. This foundation of trust has been the bedrock of our marriage, allowing us to serve God without worrying about infidelity or mistrust.”
The couple’s unwavering dedication to their faith and each other has served as a source of inspiration for numerous individuals. Their love persists and flourishes even amidst their hectic schedules and periods of separation.
“My wife can be anywhere in the world, and she’s not bothered. She knows that I am committed to our marriage and our faith, and that’s all that matters.”
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In other news, A Nigerian lady has asked gospel artist and clergyman Nathaniel Bassey to pardon the social media users he sued for slander.
Recall that his attorneys petitioned the IGP after citizens claimed he was the father of Mercy Chinwo’s son.
Mercy Chinwo and her husband, Blessed Uzochikwa, have published images of their kid born in 2023.
However, the photographs elicited several opinions, with some online users saying that the infant does not belong to Pastor Blessed. Many people advised her spouse to conduct a DNA test since they felt the infant resembled Nathaniel Bassey.
The gospel musician and his attorneys went on to file a petition with the police for defamation of character, including proof, evidence, and a list of those involved. While one of the individuals involved claimed that he just shared what he saw on Facebook, a Twitter user, @TrulyDearest_, pleaded with Nathaniel Bassey to drop the matter.
According to her, this was his opportunity to exercise forgiveness as taught in the Bible.
She wrote:
“@nathanielblow it is now to demonstrate to Nigerians what Christians have been preaching about which is forgiveness. You have to prove it now.
Same people that are pushing you to sue will be the ones that will be condemning you if you go ahead with the case. Let the sleeping dog lie.”
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