A twosome, not a threesome – Apostle Inkoom on marriage

Marriage is more than just a ceremony—it’s a covenant between two people who choose to walk together despite their differences.

Speaking on Joy Prime monitored by MyNewsGh, Apostle Emmanuel Inkoom emphasized that marriage is about agreement, commitment, and understanding.

“How can two walk together unless they agree?” he asked, stressing that true union isn’t just about love but shared vision.

He explained that partners come from different backgrounds, and their ability to compromise and align their goals determines the strength of their marriage.

Using the example of the classic Nollywood film Two Worlds Apart, he illustrated how love can thrive despite social and cultural differences—if both partners stand firm in their decision to build a future together.

He also warned against external interference, stating that marriage is a “twosome, not a threesome.”

When outsiders dictate how a couple should live, it disrupts the sacred covenant they have made.

True marriage, he concluded, is about accepting differences, compromising where necessary, and staying committed to the journey together.

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