Pastor Mike Bamiloye, founder of Mount Zion Faith Ministries, has expressed concern over the frequent travels of some female ministers, leaving their husbands and home responsibilities unattended. In a social media post, Bamiloye noted how these women often stay in luxurious accommodations during ministry trips, while their husbands endure isolation and manage church duties alone.

The pastor emphasized that such frequent absences strain marriages and the local church, and he called for a balance between ministry commitments and family responsibilities. According to him, some wives even accuse their husbands of suppressing their visions when boundaries are set.

Bamiloye’s remarks have sparked discussions about prioritizing family unity in ministry, especially as ministers juggle global responsibilities with home life. His statement encourages both male and female ministers to ensure their callings do not overshadow familial duties.