He is a king, in fact, one of the few respected African kings. But damn some barbaric tradition, the Ooni allowed his wife to seat while he stood sheltering her. Now, this is a kingdom that will bring change. Every real man knows that the easiest and best way to excel and reign peacefully is to elevate his wife, make her the queen, and honour her above all except Jehovah. A senator friend who was a well known professor of Microbiology and a successful businessman ever before going into politics once told me a story. He is the one who takes care of garbage in their New York home. One day, he forgot to do it and when his wife called his attention to it, he said, "My dear, I am a senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. His wife responded, "Yes, you are a senator, but in this house, you are a husband". My friend said that no wise man carries social status into his home. Stop reading only Ephesians 5:22; read verse 21 before the 22. It says, "Submitting yourselves one to another in the fear of God". A good leader serves and nurtures.
You are a ruler out there, but in your home, drop that pride and love your wife the right way.
Long live the king
Long live his queen
by: Amara Van-Lare
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