Temilolu Okeowo
Dear Temilolu,
You may never know what blessings, what dignity and what power you are imparting even to generations unborn!
Dr. Aiyeola
Dear Aunty Temi,
I enjoy this divine assignment called Girls Club which makes me buy Saturday Punch.
If only the editor could give us a page or two, then we can boast of
85.5 per cent male virgins. I often wonder who these female virgins
would marry when they are ready to settle down. Would they ever find
male virgins if we boys are still under this evil yoke? We need to
balance it by creating Boys Club. I’ve read enough in this column, hear
us out too. Since God has used you to plant a seed for future girls,
plant ours, we shall water it and God will protect it. Aunty Temilolu,
if Punch newspaper refuses our request, please tell them we shall
publish ours. Thanks.
Roberts Jnr.
Dear Aunty Temilolu,
I am a regular reader of your articles in Saturday Punch.
Though I am a boy, I cherish those write ups so much and I try as much
to convey the messages to my female friends. Ma, my main reason for
sending you this mail is to know if such a forum could be created for us
boys! Keep up the good work. I would be expecting a reply from you.
Michael N.
As a man, I am very proud of this
columnist and the precious ministry she disseminates through this
column. How I wish all single young women earnestly embrace the tenets
of chastity and purity she preaches. A woman’s worth and value flows
directly from her sexual purity. As a successful and well established
Nigerian-American male domiciled in the US, my Nigerian (maternal) side
of the family often wonder why I refuse to marry one of the many
beautiful females available to me. I simply tell ‘em I’m only interested
in a woman with her virtues intact. I cannot consider a woman who has
given her virtues to another man (or men) as my wife. Such a woman
belongs to those men she has given or sold herself to. Chaste, pure and
virtuous women are rare and are of exceptional spiritual value and
inestimable esteem. Simply priceless! If I find such a jewel to marry, I
would honour and value her more than all the money in the world. It is
so sad that most women freely give away this their precious pearls. So
very sad.
Brandon Landry
My darling, precious, glorious, dignified, world-famous and heavenly celebrated Nigerian sisters,
I marvel at the mindset of most of you
which is that the major way to win the heart of a man is by your beauty
and sexuality. No doubt, to keep her home, a married woman must look
good and satisfy her husband sexually and in every other way God
expects. However, any unmarried lady carrying her beauty and sexuality
on her head and using that as a weapon to win a man’s heart is not only
very foolish but on her way to the depths of despair. You must always
have it in mind that men have a short attention span and no matter how
beautiful and sexy you are, they will always find someone more exciting
than you.
“Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised.” Proverbs 31:30 (NIV)
A lady who keeps herself till her wedding
night would remain her husband’s trophy for life. No matter how bad and
way-ward that man is, deep inside he would always cherish what he has
and have great respect for her. He knows her spiritual worth because she
is the angel who would assist his destiny and forever an asset to him
and his generation.
God is faithful to those who are faithful
to Him. If you decide today to change your ways and remain chaste till
your wedding night, as long as you maintain a close relationship with
God and preach chastity to others, He is committed to giving you an
excellent and equally chaste husband!
To be continued.
Dear fans of Girls Club,
Are you still engaging in pre-marital
sex? Each act devalues you! Your wonders are waiting to start. God is
waiting for you to become a Secondary virgin! You are most welcome on
board the chastity campaign train and Girls Club is open for all girls
and ladies. Please text your name, age, school or occupation and State
of domicile to 07086620576.
The Girls Club of Nigeria is aimed at
influencing a positive change in the female folk and re-orientating the
Nigerian girl. Amongst other things, to promote and enhance the
development of girls by instilling a sense of self-worth, competence,
usefulness, belonging and influence while of course restoring
traditional moral values and encouraging the girls to toe the paths of
righteousness. If this generation can make amends, the next generation
will come out clean. Don’t you think so? I love you all and I think you
are all wonderful sisters!
For more inspiring articles and prayers
against sexual perversion (masturbation, lesbianism, addiction to
pornography and immoral thoughts etc.) prayers against ungodly soul-ties
and prayers for recovery of virtues
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