In the Facebook page, Pastor Oyakhilome was quoted as saying that there were problems in his marriage because of his wife's attitude. Speaking with his UK-based pastors and deacons at the church Bermondsey branch office on May 16th, pastor Oyakhilome allegedly said;
"I am here for your concerns about the ongoing domestic issue with my wife and I know it affects you directly, being the ones under her leadership.
"Some pastors' wives think when they marry a pastor, they are equal to the pastor.
My wife thinks so. As a matter of fact, Rev. Tom was her pastor before I married her and Rev. Ray and Evang. Owase were her leaders long before I married her. How come she thinks she's senior to them now? I already started Christ Embassy before I married her. I didn't marry her and said we should start Christ Embassy. I was already 'pastoring.' I already set my sail and knew my direction before I married her. I only said 'come and help me.'
"Be careful of the friends you keep. My wife keeps friends who bring out the worst in her and help her see the worst in people, instead of keeping friends that will help her vision, especially as the wife of a global pastor like me."
"Bitterness is prolonged and accumulated anger. My wife is always angry and bitter," he was quoted as saying.
Reacting to this quotes and reports, someone from the Church who spoke with a Punch reporter said "There are issues, yes, but the Facebook post is an absolute fallacy."
Another church member who identified herself as Pastor Mercy, said the report was false. "It is not true; it is a rumour. All these things are make-up stories."