Florence Obinim's Old Video Vowing Never to Leave Husband Resurfaces Amid Divorce Reports

Florence Obinim's Old Video Vowing Never to Leave Husband Resurfaces Amid Divorce Reports

  • An old video of gospel musician Florence Obinim declaring her commitment to Bishop Daniel Obinim has resurfaced online
  • The footage, believed to have been recorded in 2024, captured Florence speaking inside her husband's church about standing by him
  • The video's reappearance comes amid recent reports that Florence and Bishop Obinim's marriage is heading for divorce

A video of gospel musician Florence Obinim pledging unwavering loyalty to her husband, Bishop Daniel Obinim, has resurfaced on social media as reports of an impending divorce between the couple continue to circulate.

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Florence Obinim's old video vowing never to leave her husband resurfaces amid their divorce reports. Image credit: Florence Obinim Ministries
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The footage, believed to date back to 2024, shows Florence addressing her husband's congregation at the International God's Way Church.

At the time, she was responding to questions about why she chose to remain by Bishop Obinim's side despite the controversies that had surrounded him.

Florence Obinim's church declaration

In the clip, Florence Obinim drew on the history of their relationship to justify her stance, explaining that she had been present during the most difficult chapter of Bishop Obinim's life and did not intend to walk away as his fortunes improved.

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"I started life with my husband from level zero when he had nothing; now that he is moving to level 100, why should I leave? I will never leave; I am going with him to level 100," she said in the now-recirculating video.

Her remarks were framed around loyalty built through shared hardship, with Florence emphasising that abandoning a partner at the height of their success, having endured the lean years together, made little sense to her.

Florence Obinim's video resurfaces amid divorce claims

The renewed interest in the footage stems directly from recent media reports suggesting the couple's marriage may be on the verge of collapse.

As those reports gained traction, social media users began drawing comparisons between the confident declaration Florence made in 2024 and the current state of her relationship with Bishop Obinim.

The contrast between her firm public commitment at the time and the developments now being reported has prompted widespread discussion online, with many revisiting her words in light of the latest news surrounding the couple.

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Bishop Daniel Obinim is the founder of International God's Way Church and one of Ghana's more controversial religious figures. Florence has long been a visible presence within his ministry and public life.

The TikTok video of Florence Obinim is below.

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Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported on the veteran gospel musician Florence Obinim and her revelations regarding her marriage to Bishop Daniel Obinim.

In her account, she describes a significant financial opportunity she forfeited at her husband's request, highlighting the complexities of respect and decision-making in their relationship.

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Grace Asare (Entertainment Editor) Grace Appiah Asare is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. She holds a bachelor’s degree. She has more than five years of experience as a journalist, and has worked with Scooper News and Opera News, where she produced engaging news content focusing on entertainment and politics. Grace also offered volunteer services at Tales of Africa, where she produced several articles highlighting African talents. She joined yen.com.gh in 2026. Contact: grace.asare@yen.com.gh