Popular Nigerian cleric, Chibuzor Chinyere, has stirred widespread reactions after successfully arranging a marriage for his autistic son, Aboy, just days after publicly offering a reward for any “healthy” woman willing to marry him.
The Omega Power Ministries (OPM) founder had earlier made headlines when he announced the unusual offer, sparking debates across social media and beyond. In a swift turn of events, a woman (name withheld) stepped forward, culminating in a marriage ceremony that has since gone viral.
In a grand gesture, the cleric gifted the newlywed couple ₦10 million, a house, and an overseas vacation package as part of his support for their new life together.
Taking it further, the pastor revealed he would reward the couple with an additional ₦20 million after 10 years—on the condition that his son is still alive—an assurance that has further fueled conversations around the marriage.
While some have praised the move as an act of love and commitment to his son’s wellbeing, others have raised ethical concerns over the circumstances surrounding the union and the public nature of the arrangement.
The development has continued to generate mixed reactions, highlighting broader societal conversations about disability, consent, and unconventional approaches to family support in Nigeria.
