A sermon by Rev. Mike Babatunde in Oritamefa Baptist Church, Ibadan, has stirred conversations online after he made bold remarks about marriage and intimacy during a church message.
While addressing married couples, the cleric stated that a woman’s breast belongs primarily to her husband rather than her children. He said, “You who are married, your breasts belong to your husband, not the children. The children are just borrowing them. The real owner of your breast is your husband.”
Rev. Babatunde also addressed women who, according to him, avoid intimacy with their husbands because they are worried about maintaining their physical appearance. “You know, I see women, some women say, ‘Ah no, Daddy, I won’t let him touch them because I don’t want to lose my shape,’” he said.
Emphasizing the importance of marital intimacy, the pastor insisted that allowing a husband access to his wife’s body was beneficial to the relationship, describing physical touch as an important part of marital bonding.
He further encouraged couples not to shy away from physical affection in marriage, saying some women pretend not to understand their husbands’ advances even when approached intimately. “God asked him to touch your breast,” he concluded.
