Speaking during a sermon that has since gone viral on social media, the preacher humorously argued that women are constantly changing aspects of their appearance, making it unrealistic for any man to believe he can completely please them.
"God gave us nails; we cut them and attach another one. God gave us eyebrows; we shave them and put another one. God gave us hair; we do whatever and add wigs.
The Almighty God cannot please us. Who are you to think you can please us?" she said, drawing laughter from the congregation.
Adejumo's remarks were intended to encourage men to avoid placing unrealistic pressure on themselves in relationships.
She suggested that constantly seeking a woman's approval can become an impossible task, urging men instead to focus on being responsible partners rather than trying to meet every expectation.
The clip quickly spread across social media platforms, where it attracted thousands of views and sparked mixed reactions.
While many viewers praised the preacher for her honesty and sense of humour, saying she highlighted a reality about modern relationships, others felt her comments were an overgeneralisation and did not represent all women.
Despite the differing opinions, the sermon has ignited broader conversations about expectations in relationships and the pressure some people place on themselves to keep their partners happy.
Funke-Felix Adejumo is well known for her teachings on marriage, family life and relationships. Her sermons frequently generate discussion online for their direct approach and practical insights into everyday issues.
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