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Doyin Okupe, Son In Row Over ‘Gay Status’…Says It’s A Spiritual Challenge

Mixed reactions have greeted a viral photo shared by Bolu, son of former presidential spokesman Dr. Doyin Okupe, wearing rainbow boxers with the caption; “Yes, I am gay”.
Bolu, who graduated from the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom, has a Master of Science in International Management from NEOMA Business School, France.
He is a video creator, YouTuber, LGBTQ activist and fitness enthusiast.
He resides in France where the law allows him to experiment with his sexuality.
But Okupe, in a reaction, said his son’s decision to openly declare himself a homosexual is a spiritual challenge.
He said he was aware of his son’s sexuality but never supported it.
The former presidential aide tweeted: “He (Bolu) is my son. I gave him the name MOBAOLUWARIN, (I WALKED WITH GOD) because he was born at the time I gave my life to Christ.
“I have been aware of his new orientation for a while now. He knows that as a Christian and a witness for Christ (an evangelist), I am vehemently opposed to homosexuality as it runs contrary to the avowed precepts of my Christian faith.
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“For me, I look beyond the surface or the physical. Here I see a major spiritual challenge ahead but I know as my God liveth, this whole saga will end up in praise to the Almighty Jehovah who I serve day and night.
“For it is written: Behold, the hand of the Lord is not shortened that it cannot save, neither is His ear dead that he cannot hear. Isaiah 59 vs 1”.
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