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Brown Afolabi, the husband of media personality Morayo Afolabi, has expressed concerns over the recurring pattern of multiple marriages in Pastor Jimmy Odukoya’s family. He described this as a spiritual issue that requires attention. This statement came during a podcast discussion with his wife following Jimmy’s recent remarriage.

Brown suggested that Jimmy must have received divine guidance before ending his first marriage. However, Morayo cautioned against jumping to conclusions about the circumstances leading to the end of the pastor’s first marriage. "He didn’t throw her away now. We don’t know. You can’t assume she was thrown away. You can’t say what we don’t know," she said firmly.

Morayo’s husband remained firm, stating that questions regarding the end of Jimmy’s first marriage would persist. “You see that question, Morayo, as the Lord liveth, that question will continue to linger. That why did you leave the first wife? That is a question that can never go away until it is answered because it forms the foundation for a lot of people to make decisions personal to them,” he reiterated.

He added that this pattern of remarriage is not limited to Jimmy but extends to his family lineage. Brown pointed out that Jimmy’s father, Pastor Bimbo Odukoya, also remarried after his first wife’s death, a tradition that has now been passed down to the next generation. Jimmy and his second wife have children from their respective marriages, making them half-siblings.

Brown acknowledged that the circumstances surrounding the two marriages might not have been intentional. "It may not be their fault. The dad did not wish to have two wives, unfortunately, one wife died. He contracted two marriages in his lifetime. Jimmy too has contracted two marriages. When exactly will it end?" he questioned. The Afolabi couple’s discussion highlights the complex and personal nature of these marital decisions, emphasizing the need to address the deeper spiritual implications behind them.