“Polygamy is a Man Made Act to Dominate Women” – Veteran Singer Felix Liberty Shares his Beliefs about Marriage

After fathering about 19 children from seven women, veteran Nigerian pop singer Felix Liberty, has launched a campaign to discourage young men from marrying more than one wife, saying “polygamy almost ruined my life.”

The singer turned pastor is now taking a stance against polygamy by sharing his experience. In an interview with Sidebeat, the former lover boy calls the act a sin adding that:

“I got myself involved with seven women that had 19 children for me. I am telling everyone that cares to listen that it was a demonic experience I had. It was God that saw me through. I wouldn’t wish even my enemy to undergo what I went through in the name of having children from different mothers.

The singer who ruled the airwaves in the 80’s with his hit single ‘Ifeoma’ explained further saying:

“Anything that is not in line with the word of God is a sin. Polygamy is not ordained by God. It is a man made act to dominate the woman. The woman does not have a say, not because she doesn’t want to protest but because nobody would listen to her.

We must put an end to polygamy. The Holy Bible said, a man will leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife and they will become one flesh. Two women are crowd to a man.

When you have two women in your life, there’s bound to be confusion and when there’s confusion, there will chaos and once there’s chaos, there must be death. A man that goes into polygamy is a man that doesn’t think straight.”
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Libarty, is now on a mission to fight against polygamy by putting measures in place to officially flag off the campaign in Lagos and later in Abuja. He said:

“There is need for us to create awareness about the dangers of running a polygamous home. Take a look at my life today, the confusion that I am having today is because of this polygamy. This is because I was born into a polygamous home, it has been war all the way.”