“Before we got married, my wife was almost an American citizen, she had a green card. After we got married, I told her we’ll be moving back to Nigeria, we went back to the USA embassy to return the green card. That’s the green card some people will kpai themselves for.”
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Pastor Oyedepo Reveals His Wife Returned Her US Green Card After Marriage And They Returned To Nigeria....
On Sunday, April 19, 2026, Pastor David Oyedepo revealed that before he got married, his wife, Faith Oyedepo, was already close to becoming an American citizen with a valid U.S. green card, but after their wedding he told her they would be returning to Nigeria, and together they went back to the U.S. embassy to voluntarily return the document...
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They were young and beautiful. AI photo editing is a great tool for this generation. See how it brought out their colour and beauty from the old picture
ReplyDeleteThis is Oyedepo's son and his daughter in law, does she have the same name as her mother in law?
DeleteAs it should be.
ReplyDeleteIf a woman can listen and submit to you, why get married to her.
You're just signing to a life of sadness and pain. A toxic marriage full of drama. Husband go talk one, wife go talk 10. Them go gree say make them never born, wife go unilaterally stop the contraceptive carry belle.
You'll all learn the hard way.
Contraception is everyone's responsibility. If you leave it up to your partner, you deserve what you get.
DeleteHow's your little book going? I hear its Amazon's bestseller from the bottom . LOL
She try.
ReplyDeleteLike someone once said on this blog many years ago, abroad is not heaven😂
ReplyDeleteHer hair is lovely
Very lovely. At first I thought she was wearing a fascinator. Beautiful ppl
DeleteAll I will ask is would a man make this kind of sacrifice? And why couldn’t he allow her to get her passport and then move to Nigeria? See religion is a form of oppression for women , tueh
ReplyDeleteYou can’t go back home with ur green card?
ReplyDeleteUS has some requirements around living in the country and paying taxes there.
DeleteWhen both of you have a financial empire waiting to be inherited, why stay and live in a boring USA. Una do well.
ReplyDeleteYou dey mind dem?
DeleteWow
ReplyDeleteHello iya Boys
They can always use clergy visa and get citizenship so whichever way, you can get it if you want
ReplyDeleteThey can always use clergy visa and get citizenship so whichever way, you can get it if you want
ReplyDeleteThank God it ended well
ReplyDeleteI'll do same too to an Oyedepo's heir.
ReplyDeleteLovely Momma & Daddy 😍
ReplyDeleteThat great decision paid off for them & others 🤗
So,is this supposed to be a motivational speech or what?
ReplyDeleteAnd people were clapping. Chai religion don cage some people brain
DeleteWhy won't she return the green card? When your family has used church members offerings, tithes and seed sowing to build canaanland for only your family and not for the poor masses and poor church members. Nonsense and ingredients. Always talking nonsense.
ReplyDeleteLove is sacrificial
ReplyDeleteI don’t even know what to do with this information
ReplyDeleteAsk Stella that brought the information here!
DeleteThis message is somehow. What exactly is he trying to tell his congregation who doesn't have a father or father in-law like bishop oyedepo?? He said people are dying to get what he willingly returned, are you mocking the unprivileged ones that had to hustle before they could become somebody? Who would have travelled or seek greener pastures if we have something bigger to fall back on at home. Easy o, rich man pikin
ReplyDeleteThis kind talk is a proof of the many church empires we have in Nigeria. Business as usual.
ReplyDelete