Senior pastor of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman, has said that dinner dates should be seen as an opportunity for two people to get to know each other rather than as a means of satisfying hunger.
Speaking on the subject of relationships, the cleric stressed that the primary purpose of a dinner date is to foster meaningful conversations, build understanding, and assess compatibility between two individuals.
According to Suleman, approaching dinner dates with the mindset of getting a free meal defeats the essence of the experience and can undermine genuine intentions in a relationship.
His remarks have since sparked conversations on social media, with many users sharing mixed reactions over his views on modern dating and relationship expectations.
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