Apostle Johnson Suleman has shared his views on dinner dates and financial responsibility. His remarks have generated fresh conversations about dating expectations and personal responsibility.
AUCHI, EDO STATE — Apostle Johnson Suleman, the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, has advised men and women to approach dinner dates with realistic expectations, stressing that such outings should focus on getting to know each other rather than meeting financial or material needs. He made the remarks during a recent message shared publicly.
According to Suleman, a dinner date provides an opportunity for two people to become familiar with each other and should not serve as “a cure for starvation.” He advised women to eat before attending a dinner date and to carry their own money, while encouraging men to choose restaurants they can comfortably afford instead of trying to impress someone by spending beyond their financial capacity.
The cleric also questioned the practice of requesting takeaway meals during dinner dates, suggesting that the primary purpose of the outing should be meaningful conversation and relationship building. His comments reflected his personal perspective on responsible dating and financial discipline.
Johnson Suleman frequently comments on relationship matters, marriage, personal finance and social issues during sermons and public engagements. His messages often attract widespread reactions on social media, where supporters and critics share differing opinions on his advice.
The development means Suleman’s latest comments are likely to fuel ongoing discussions about modern dating culture, financial responsibility and relationship expectations in Nigeria. As of the time of this report, the remarks continued to attract mixed reactions online, with some social media users agreeing with his views while others expressed different perspectives on the role of generosity and personal choice during dates.
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