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‎Nigerian artiste Odumodu Blvck explains why he wants his wife to outlive him.

‎The Nigerian rapper explains how his Christian faith shapes his views on love and marriage.
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‎Odumodu Blvck says his girlfriend helps him manage his money because he often gives it away.
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‎The rapper shared his views on love, marriage and responsibility during a conversation on the In Motion podcast.
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‎Odumodu, who spoke about his Christian beliefs, said a man should be willing to make sacrifices for his wife and family.
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‎According to him, the Bible’s instruction for husbands to love their wives as Christ loved the church shapes his understanding of marriage.
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‎“Any man who says he cannot die for a woman is a fool. Me, I am Christian, and this is my power. Christ says we should love our wives like Christ, and Christ died for the church.
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‎“I pray that my wife lives longer than me. And my wife is younger than me; why should my wife die before me? It doesn’t make any sense.
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‎“I should die before my wife, and when I die, it is my wife that will take everything and give to my children so that they will be no wahala.”
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‎The rapper said he also expects his wife to continue whatever he starts, particularly when it comes to raising their children.
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‎“It’s my wife who would continue whatever it is that I started. They say a child’s first contact education is what the mother teaches.”
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‎Odumodu also spoke about his relationship with money, admitting that he does not consider himself good at managing it.
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‎He explained that his girlfriend currently helps him manage his money because he tends to give it away.
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‎“Personally, my mum is a cheergiver, so I don’t know how to spend money. I often give it out, so my girlfriend holds my money for me”
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‎The rapper then used chess to explain his perspective on the role of women in a relationship, pointing out that the queen is the strongest piece on the board.
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‎“If you don’t understand the concept of loving a woman and putting her where she is meant to be, look at chess; the strongest piece is the queen.”
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‎Odumodu also expressed frustration over how some people perceive him, saying, “They think I’m an insurgent, and it bothers me a lot.”
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‎The comments come shortly after Odumodu became embroiled in a highly publicised dispute with fellow rapper Blaqbonez over a woman.
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‎His latest comments about loving, protecting and prioritising a woman in marriage present a different side of the rapper from the one often seen in his music and online persona.

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