A controversial Nigerian relationship coach and lead pastor of David’s Christian Centre (DCC), Kingsley Okonkwo, has launched a business to match-make singles seeking marriage.
Okonkwo unveiled the platform through a series of social media posts, saying most romantic unions have become commercialised and that single men are struggling to find women.
Okonkwo argued that relationships in the current generation are based on financial gain rather than genuine friendship, adding that the platform is open to men in different statuses.
According to the convener, the platform – Mentor To Marry – is a “guided marriage-preparation and matching community for serious Christian singles who desire intentional, Kingdom-minded marriages”.
The available options on the ‘Mentor To Love’ platform
Checks show that applicants can choose from three optional categories: regular, premium, and VIP.
Regular applicants, with a registration fee of N70,000, will go through eight weeks of mentoring classes and browse limited profiles; premium applicants, with a registration fee of N350,000, will enjoy better offers than regular applicants, including membership in a private group; while VIP applicants will register for N700,000 to include access to global profiles.