The Secret Sacrifice Pastor Adeboye’s Wife Made Before Finding Faith

Foluke Adeboye shared a surprising personal sacrifice she made after becoming born again.

She revealed the bold decision she made, and how it affected those around her, including her family.

Mrs Adeboye’s story caught the attention of many as her throwback confession went viral.

Nigerian pastor Enoch Adeboye, Foluke Adeboye, has shared a personal story about the sacrifices she made after giving her life to Christ.

In a resurfaced throwback video, Folu Adeboye spoke candidly about how her lifestyle changed when she and her husband became born again, particularly during their early days in the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG).

According to her, she had a strong love for fashion before her conversion and had already acquired several gold items, including jewelry she had prepared for her young child, who was under two years old at the time.

However, after joining RCCG, she explained that wearing such items was discouraged within the church. As a result, she made a drastic decision to give them up completely.

“Every woman loves fashion,” she said, recalling how much she had invested in gold and other accessories. “By the time we became born again, it was a taboo for you to have them.”

She revealed that instead of keeping or selling the items, she chose to dispose of them by throwing everything into the lagoon.

Folu noted that her mother’s friend questioned her decision, suggesting she could have given the valuables to her mother to sell. But she stood by her conviction. “I said, whatever is not good for me is not good for my mother,” she explained.

She also recounted a period when she switched from wearing gold to “Cooper,” a popular alternative at the time, admitting she spent a considerable amount on it. Despite the sacrifices, Folu Adeboye said she has no regrets about her decision and does not feel she missed out on anything significant.

“What would I say I miss? Not much, I have already sold myself,” she added.

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