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Actress Victoria Inyama under fire for tackling Pastor Funke over latest advice to women

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Veteran actress, Victoria Inyama, has come under fire after she lambasted popular preacher, Funke Adejumo, for advising married women to stop airing their husbands’ dirty linen in public.

In a video making the rounds on the internet, Pastor Funke had said that airing one’s husbands dirty linen in public is a wrong move.

According to her, there is no perfect husband anywhere.

“I’m saying this to those of you that are married, cover your husband’s nakedness, there is no perfect husband anywhere, stop celebrating your husband’s failures.

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“You are now an awakened woman, is it because people are not telling you their stories, do you know what people have gone through and are going through.

“But you talk about your husband everywhere in the neighborhood, everybody knows your story, it’s not right,” she said.

Reacting to the video, the divorced mother of three took out time to dissect Pastor Funke’s opinion on marital issues.

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In a bid to water-down the preacher’s opinion, Victoria said that for all the time she had followed her preaching or conferences, she had always looked for a way to talk only about the ‘woman’ as a wife.

Victoria urged Pastor Funke against enabling abuse as no bad behaviour deserved to be hidden.

“Madam Preacher….Almost all your attacks are on women… the fact that you wear the trousers in your marriage doesn’t mean you should keep attacking women…

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“You only talk about what the woman should or should not do…always….I can’t even place your husband’s face…Are you home long enough to do all you preach? Cause I see you in different countries most times…Marriage is a union between ‘2’ people…there’s no ‘Perfect’…I would love to hear your husband preach about you, if he ever does.

“And stop enabling abuse…only bad behaviour needs to be hidden,” she said.

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