“I advised her we might be shifting again to Nigeria”-David Oyedepo Jnr Reveals Spouse Gave Up U.S. Inexperienced Card After Marriage

  • Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr has revealed that his spouse gave up her U.S. inexperienced card after their marriage after they determined to relocate to Nigeria.
  • He described the choice as a major sacrifice, noting the worth many place on such residency standing.

Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr has shared a private story about his spouse’s choice to surrender her United States residency following their marriage.

Talking on the matter, he disclosed that his spouse was on the verge of changing into a U.S. citizen and already held a inexperienced card earlier than their relationship led to a serious life choice.

“My spouse was near changing into a U.S. citizen and already had a inexperienced card, however after we received married, I advised her we might be shifting again to Nigeria, so she returned it. That’s the inexperienced card some folks would okay+ll for.”

In accordance with him, the choice was made as a part of their dedication to constructing their life collectively in Nigeria.

His remarks have since sparked conversations on-line, with many reacting to the extent of sacrifice concerned and the broader implications of selecting between alternatives overseas and life at house.

Learn a few of the feedback beneath:

@EkelePaul5
If not for one factor, who’s America 🇺🇸 the place Nigeria 🇳🇬 stands?

@ice39863
Hmmmm let me get the inexperienced card first

@mckidok
Why will you stand on the pulpit an simply LIE ??

@Fakojo01
Everyone sha wan paint grass to grace story, you be nepo pikin abeg

@AhmadMaska2
Love candy however e by no means attain like this for my yard

@Ndubuisi7776721
Cool spouse

@FinelyBrewed
That’s as a result of her future is assure right here in Nigeria

@dreyday100
Now if he’s certain of himself, he ought to inform us the place his baby(ren) had been born and if they’ve US citizenship.

@joedavejaydee
Yahoo boys suppose dey come acquire format from all these pastors walahi