Japa: New Dangers On Leaving Wife Behind – Apostle Okose

Highly regarded clergyman, Apostle Okose, has expressed his candid opinion on the challenges faced by couples when one partner relocates abroad, leaving the other behind in Nigeria.

The Apostle’s perspective suggests that such marriages may be in jeopardy, and he offers insight into why they often fail to withstand the test of time.

Apostle Okose’s concern primarily revolves around the instability inherent in such long-distance relationships. He contends that when a couple ties the knot and then one partner embarks on a journey overseas for various reasons, the odds are stacked against the union.

The significant issue, according to him, is the infrequency of the husband’s presence. The man may spend years away from his spouse, returning intermittently, and this pattern, he argues, can be detrimental to the marital bond.

Drawing from real-life examples, Apostle Okose highlights the emotional strain placed on women who find themselves waiting for their partners for nearly a decade without any substantial time together. He posits that such protracted separations can lead to emotional disconnect, loneliness, and frustration, ultimately eroding the foundation of the relationship.

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Apostle Okose’s advice to women facing this predicament is unequivocal: when a man chooses to leave his wife behind in Nigeria to pursue opportunities abroad, it might be the beginning of the end for the marriage. He encourages individuals in this situation to carefully consider the viability of their relationship and be prepared for the challenges that lie ahead.

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