As some Ghanaians saw the union as great blessings to the nation others saw it as a challenge to the Ghanaian women.
Some of the people who expressed their opinion were filled with merriment that a Ghanaian man was destined to marry from the family of a great man of God.
They said the marriage would bring Nigeria and Ghana together in spirit and the bond between these two countries would grow stronger and get strengthened to achieve the impossible for the African country.
“This is a good news for Ghana, we are happy that our brother Philip has brought home a prestige woman from the house of a great preacher and teacher like Pastor Chris, the union between these two people will bond Nigeria and Ghana together and we can become each other’s keeper to achieve great things for Africa,” they said.
They further stated that most times Ghanaians and Nigerians only become one during entertainment and sport activities but now these two countries have tied knot to become one big family which could make the countries enviable at the sight of many African countries.
Kofi Hanson, whose mentor is Pastor Chris Oyakhilome congratulated Mr. Frimpong and pleaded with him to take good care of Mrs. Carrisa Frimpong adding that “they have brought light to Ghana and Nigeria and I will soon follow their footsteps.”
He advised the newly couples to keep praying and work as one to make their union flourish, he however appealed to Ghanaians to also support the newly found lovers in prayers.
A portion of the crowd also opposed the union describing it as uncalled for and a means to belittling the Ghanaian women.
They said Mr. Frimpong could have married a woman from the house of any renowned man of God in Ghana other than abandoning these great women from his mother land to chase a woman elsewhere.
“There are great pastors right here in Ghana and Philip Frimpong could have married a daughter of any pastor in Ghana to help the nation prosper,” they said.
They also expressed worry that most Nigerian men who dated Ghanaian women found reasons to break up with them, using Yvonne Nelson and Nadia Buari as example, they said the acts of the Nigerian men made some Ghanaians frown on the Nigerians.
Philip Frimpong and Carrisa Oyakhilome tied the knot on October, 6, 2018 in Lekki, Lagos with a famous Israeli man of God Pastor Benny Hinn who officiated the wedding.
By JOYCELINE NATALLY CUDJOE
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