Florence Obinim Claims Bishop Obinim Never Warned Her About Friendship With Osebo the Zaraman
- Florence Obinim has denied her husband, Daniel Obinim's claims that he warned her to stay away from Osebo the Zaraman
- Osebo had earlier dismissed rumours of an inappropriate relationship with Florence, describing her as a precious wife
- Florence has hinted that her husband's comments stemmed from hurt linked to his past encounters with the fashion icon
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Ghanaian gospel musician Florence Obinim has responded to claims from her husband, Bishop Daniel Obinim, that he had warned her to stay away from Osebo the Zaraman.
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The two personalities have dominated headlines in recent weeks following comments made by Bishop Obinim restricting his wife from any funeral preparations in the event of his demise.
Those comments were followed by a statement at his church, in which he indicated that he was concerned about the company his wife was keeping, including Ghanaian fashion icon Osebo.
According to Bishop Obinim, he feels uncomfortable and uneasy whenever he sees Florence in the company of Osebo, particularly as a husband who is naturally protective of his marriage.
Following the comments, Osebo the Zaraman, who recently admitted to being a truck pusher and ice cream seller earlier in life, stated that he had never been inappropriate with Florence Obinim.
He instead urged Bishop Obinim to stay true to his wife, describing her as godly and a precious wife.
"When your wife visits me, don't be scared about it because it is a curse for me to sleep with a married woman. My mentor, Kwadwo Safo Kantanka, did not train me to behave in such a manner. It will never happen."
The TikTok video of Osebo the Zaraman refuting claims he was romantically involved with Florence Obinim is below.
Florence responds to Bishop Obinim's Osebo claims
In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh, Florence Obinim responded to the allegations made by her husband in an interview with GH Page TV, which was shared on TikTok.
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According to her, her husband has never warned her to stay away from fashion entrepreneur, Osebo, and suggested that her husband might still be hurting from past encounters.
"God is my witness, and my husband's church pulpit will be my witness that I have never been warned not to go to Osebo. Not at all. It has never happened."
Florence Obinim also recounted scenarios where her husband had prevented her from performing at other churches due to the relationships he had with some men of God.
The TikTok video of Florence Obinim denying that Bishop Daniel Obinim had warned her about Osebo is below.
Reactions to Florence Obinim's clarification about Osebo
Florence Obinim received numerous sympathetic messages following the video, and YEN.com.gh compiled some of those comments.
Ofori Atta Lucy wrote:
"Please my dear sis, stop explaining yourself OK. It's not necessary, so stop talking weaaaiii. Thanks."
Strawberry Fitness said:
"Leave her to talk. We are the same people who judged Maame Akosua Serwaa when she didn't talk. Sometimes you need to talk and be free. However, the man started this talking."
Daughter of Grace wrote:
"Obinim doesn't deserve you. Jesus is God manifested in the flesh, our soon coming King. Let's repent."
Sought-after also said:
"This woman has endured pain for so long ah."
Sly wrote:
"She is very tired paaaaaa hmmmmm. God lead you wai hmmmmm."
Maamekey1 commented:
"Mummy you are so intelligent. I am learning a lot from you to respect my husband more."
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Old video of Obinim 'admitting' to cheating resurfaces
As reported earlier by YEN.com.gh, Bishop Obinim, in a recently surfaced video, had seemingly admitted to cheating with his junior's wife previously.
The preacher admitted that he was grateful the incident happened, as it allowed his church members to see him as human instead of an untouchable figure.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
