“Christians Shouldn’t Practice BDSM in Marriage” – Woli Arole Declares

• Nigerian comedian and pastor Woli Arole has provided his perspective on Christians practicing BDMS.

• BDSM refers to a range of sexual practices, including bondage, discipline, dominance, submission, and sadism, as a sex term.

• Woli stated in an Instagram post that he cannot practice marriage as a Christian.

Nigerian comedian-turned-pastor, Woli Arole, has weighed in on the controversial topic of BDSM among Christian couples.

BDSM, which stands for bondage, discipline, dominance, submission, and sadism/masochism, involves a range of consensual sexual practices. However, Woli Arole believes it has no place in a Christian marriage.

Taking to his Instagram page, Arole revealed that he was recently asked whether it is appropriate for Christians to engage in BDSM within the bounds of marriage. In response, he gave a firm “No.”

“I was asked Can a Christian do BDSM in marriage? My own answer is NO,” he wrote.

His stance has since sparked mixed reactions online, with some applauding his conservative view, while others argue for freedom and consent within marriage.

In other news, Ghanaian-American singer Amaarae has shed light on a beloved West African food habit the addition of boiled eggs to nearly every meal.

Speaking on a podcast, Amaarae explained that this tradition in Ghana isn’t just about flavor, but stems from historical and economic factors.

She noted that in the past, meat was typically reserved for the head of the household often the father leaving mothers to find affordable protein alternatives for their children.

“Egg became a cheap add-on for protein,” Amaarae said, adding that items like chicken were considered luxuries, only served during festive seasons like Christmas.

This practice of substituting meat with eggs evolved into a lasting food culture, one that still shapes meals across many West African homes today.