SDA Pastor Warns Women Pursuing Education Over Marriage To Find Spouses: "Don't Wait For Too Long"

• Pastor Elizabeth Mokoro advised women to consider getting married before it is too late, as it limits the pool of men they can marry
• She took a dig at women who consider pursuing the highest level of education and finding stability before thinking of settling down
• Her message left many with mixed reactions as some condemned it and urged ladies to wait on God, while some agreed with the pastor

Seventh-Day Adventist preacher Pastor Elizabeth Mokoro has advised women who are only focused on education to consider finding spouses or risk meeting suitable partners.

Why women shouldn't delay to get married

The straight-talking woman of God said most women set aside marital goals to pursue the highest level of education and then end up miserable because they cannot find people to marry.

In a video shared on TikTok, Mokoro urged women not to spend so much time seeking the highest education status before they consider getting married.

"Do not take so much time to get married. A video showing You are hitting 24, and you must still finish your masters, saying you must be stable and enjoy your money. At 28, you are doing your PhD, and then you realise the only man available is your agemate. You are 28, and he is 28. It is hard to find someone many years ahead of you. They have already married others. Then you have them, the same age, getting married," she said.

Mokoro added that women mature faster than men, so when they marry their agemates, they think at a higher level than them.

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Netizens react to Pastor Elizabeth Mokoro's advice

Here are some of the comments from social media users concerning the preacher's message to women.

@Rose said:

"God's time is the best."

@purity7501 said:

"Ati 24, I will get married in 2030."

@Twilight said:

"Sasa tufanye nini surely? Wengine tunatamani but things aren't working out."

@it's Nyaboke said:

"56 is the goal."

@Lizah said:

"So, should I get married even if I do not have a man. God's time. Some do not wait because they want to."

@Naomy said:

"Mimi here waiting 37 years ndio niolewe."

@God's beloved one said:

"Don't rush to get married."

@Bahate Mwakasole said:

"Please do not warn them. They must be examples for the younger generations."

Mokoro warns women about divorced men

In a different story, Mokoro recently advised women to run away from divorced men if they want to enjoy their marriages.

According to preacher, most women who are divorced tend to go back to their husbands, regardless of how long it takes.

She argued that women who marry divorced men tend to live in limbo since they worry about the reappearance of the first woman or the kids who may disinherit her.