BEVERLY HILLS, February 18, (THEWILL) – Founder of the Mount Zion Faith Ministries International, Mike Bamiloye, says the fear of being criticised by “social media militants” stopped him from commenting about the submissive nature of Gloria, his wife, on her birthday.
THEWILL had reported that Gloria celebrated her 57th birthday on February 4 and her husband, Bamiloye, wrote a lengthy note to celebrate her on the occasion.
But in an Instagram post on Thursday, Bamiloye disclosed that he avoided talking about some attributes of his wife in his earlier post because of social media criticism.
He stated that it was to prevent the attack that Enoch Adeboye, the general overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), received when he celebrated Foluke, his own wife, on her 72nd birthday.
THEWILL recalls that in July 2020, Adeboye was criticised after he talked about his wife’s submissiveness to him.
Bamiloye disclosed that that experience made him to deliberately avoid speaking about the submissive nature of his wife.
He wrote: “Sometime ago, when my daddy, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, said Mummy Folu Adeboye is very humble and submissive, the internet and social media broke loose and some bees of people went after him, talking against him and dragging him.
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“When I saw what the Social Media militants did to him, I too could not post the post I wanted to post about my Wife. I had wanted to post that my wife, Olusola Gloria, resembles my mummy, Folu Adeboye, in humility and submission, and that is why I am still enjoying my marriage of 33 Years.
“Up till now, I am still not able to post the post I wanted to post. My sister Gloria is very humble and submissive in her husband’s house. I am still waiting for the day I will post the post I wanted to post before my Daddy said what he said about Mummy G.O, that she is a very humble and submissive woman.
“But why are some people angry whenever we give accolades to some women who are living a humble and submissive lives?”
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