Popular Nigerian food blogger Sisi Yemmie didn’t hold back as she called out a pastor whose TikTok sermon sparked outrage.

In the video, the unnamed pastor criticized women who choose to leave abusive marriages, blaming them for the breakdown of their unions.

His remarks didn’t sit well with Sisi Yemmie, who took to social media to share her thoughts.

The blogger questioned the pastor’s stance, pointing out that while some women leave abusive marriages, others endure the maltreatment and choose to stay, praying for their situations to improve.

She boldly asked, “What about those who stayed? What happened to them?” Her remarks struck a chord with many who believe the pastor’s sermon ignored the harsh realities faced by abused women.

Social media users quickly joined the conversation, slamming the pastor for his insensitivity. Some recounted tragic outcomes for women who stayed in abusive relationships.

“They didn’t live to see another day,” one user commented. Another wrote, “Some died.”

Others criticized the pastor’s failure to address the role of men in fostering healthy marriages. “Why not focus on the men? Advise the men to do better. Why should women tolerate abuse?” one commenter asked.

One user condemned the normalization of abuse in marriages, stating, “God will punish these so-called pastors for the outrageous things they say.

Where in the Bible does it say men should abuse their wives? It should never be normalized.”

However, the discussion also attracted a few dissenting voices, with one commenter blaming feminism for the decline of traditional institutions and claiming that women struggle with handling stress.

Sisi Yemmie’s bold stance has reignited conversations about the role of religious leaders in shaping societal norms and the need to prioritize the well-being of individuals in marriages.

Her call-out sheds light on a sensitive issue that continues to affect countless women.

While some applauded her for speaking up, others hope that her post encourages more people to challenge harmful narratives and advocate for healthier, more supportive relationships.

The debate is far from over, but one thing is clear: Sisi Yemmie has sparked a conversation that can’t be ignored.