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‘Doggy, Riding, Bulldozer, 69, Scissor mean committing sexual sin’ – Pastor Warns

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Based on @iiv_lyn who stated that the preaching is certainly one of her reasons for not visiting church, the Pastor stated that married couples can commit sexual sin together if they’ve s2x in virtually any position apart from missionary style

In 2015, a UK-based Nigerian Pastor Olugbenga Oladejo, warned married couples against unholy sexual acts in a viral video which shows the immoral positions like spice it down, doggie style, cowboy  or cowgirl.

A UK-based Nigerian pastor Pastor Olugbenga Oladejo has warned married couples against unholy sexual acts in a viral video which shows the immoral positions like spice it down, doggie style, cowboy  or cowgirl.

 He also warned against “self service” of one’s partner. Err, meaning you shouldn’t use fingers to stimulate yourself to ultimate orgasm. It is self-service done on you by your partner rather than yourself,” he claimed.

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