Chastity: Part One
Some things have not changed, some definitions are still correct and certain values still pay off but the perception of this generation had changed drastically. One of these important virtues is CHASTITY. Chastity is the state of not having sex with anyone, or only having sex with the person you are married to.
Yoruba adage says "a o lee so pe aye ti di aye òlàjú k'a maa fi oju egbo te ile" (We can not throw our core values into the refuse bin because of unstable civilization)
Just because it is the norm, several singles see nothing wrong in premarital affairs. in fact, to most of them, it is a sign of civility. If we are to go by what WAS obtainable in the Yoruba culture, several people will not find suitors because of shame. But this is an era where shame is passive in our dictionary. People are not ashamed of broadcasting how they lost IT. I watched some young ladies online saying with boldness that their BODY COUNT is not more than 10. Sangba fó!
At last, Omóye ti rin ihoho wo ojà (The beauty queen has entered the market square nakedly). "Omóye" wants her father to take her to the church on her wedding day but she had become stained before the glorious day. The pastor will ask her to do pregnancy test but not body count test. She has been unveiled but will still wear Purity Veil on her wedding day. Who's deceiving who. Eni buru mo, o ku eni ti yoo so fun. I love pastors, oh I am a pastor. Every trained pastor will not forget this vital question before joining the couple "is there any impediment...? To free the pastor from the guilt of your errors, the "unlicenced driver and the smuggled car" will answer "NO".
Don't forget in a hurry, unlicenced persons are not supposed to drive while any vehicle that evaded/avoided the custom duties is not supposed to ply the road. O deep gan. He has not paid but has started eating. They said you are smart but deep down in your heart, you know your real appellation - Thief.
The Revd Joshua Adeyemi Aluko
Some things have not changed, some definitions are still correct and certain values still pay off but the perception of this generation had changed drastically. One of these important virtues is CHASTITY. Chastity is the state of not having sex with anyone, or only having sex with the person you are married to.
Yoruba adage says "a o lee so pe aye ti di aye òlàjú k'a maa fi oju egbo te ile" (We can not throw our core values into the refuse bin because of unstable civilization)
Just because it is the norm, several singles see nothing wrong in premarital affairs. in fact, to most of them, it is a sign of civility. If we are to go by what WAS obtainable in the Yoruba culture, several people will not find suitors because of shame. But this is an era where shame is passive in our dictionary. People are not ashamed of broadcasting how they lost IT. I watched some young ladies online saying with boldness that their BODY COUNT is not more than 10. Sangba fó!
At last, Omóye ti rin ihoho wo ojà (The beauty queen has entered the market square nakedly). "Omóye" wants her father to take her to the church on her wedding day but she had become stained before the glorious day. The pastor will ask her to do pregnancy test but not body count test. She has been unveiled but will still wear Purity Veil on her wedding day. Who's deceiving who. Eni buru mo, o ku eni ti yoo so fun. I love pastors, oh I am a pastor. Every trained pastor will not forget this vital question before joining the couple "is there any impediment...? To free the pastor from the guilt of your errors, the "unlicenced driver and the smuggled car" will answer "NO".
Don't forget in a hurry, unlicenced persons are not supposed to drive while any vehicle that evaded/avoided the custom duties is not supposed to ply the road. O deep gan. He has not paid but has started eating. They said you are smart but deep down in your heart, you know your real appellation - Thief.
The Revd Joshua Adeyemi Aluko
Chastity: Part One
Some things have not changed, some definitions are still correct and certain values still pay off but the perception of this generation had changed drastically. One of these important virtues is CHASTITY. Chastity is the state of not having sex with anyone, or only having sex with the person you are married to.
Yoruba adage says "a o lee so pe aye ti di aye òlàjú k'a maa fi oju egbo te ile" (We can not throw our core values into the refuse bin because of unstable civilization)
Just because it is the norm, several singles see nothing wrong in premarital affairs. in fact, to most of them, it is a sign of civility. If we are to go by what WAS obtainable in the Yoruba culture, several people will not find suitors because of shame. But this is an era where shame is passive in our dictionary. People are not ashamed of broadcasting how they lost IT. I watched some young ladies online saying with boldness that their BODY COUNT is not more than 10. Sangba fó!
At last, Omóye ti rin ihoho wo ojà (The beauty queen has entered the market square nakedly). "Omóye" wants her father to take her to the church on her wedding day but she had become stained before the glorious day. The pastor will ask her to do pregnancy test but not body count test. She has been unveiled but will still wear Purity Veil on her wedding day. Who's deceiving who. Eni buru mo, o ku eni ti yoo so fun. I love pastors, oh I am a pastor. Every trained pastor will not forget this vital question before joining the couple "is there any impediment...? To free the pastor from the guilt of your errors, the "unlicenced driver and the smuggled car" will answer "NO".
Don't forget in a hurry, unlicenced persons are not supposed to drive while any vehicle that evaded/avoided the custom duties is not supposed to ply the road. O deep gan. He has not paid but has started eating. They said you are smart but deep down in your heart, you know your real appellation - Thief.
The Revd Joshua Adeyemi Aluko
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