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Pastor Launches Christian Matchmaking Platform with N700,000 VIP Plan

Relationship coach and pastor Kingsley Okonkwo has launched a Christian matchmaking platform called Mentor To Marry.

The service is designed for singles seeking marriage and offers membership plans ranging from N70,000 to N700,000 per year.

Okonkwo, lead pastor of David’s Christian Centre, announced the platform in a series of posts on X. He said it aims to help serious Christian singles connect with potential partners in a faith-based and intentional way.

He expressed concern that relationships have become highly commercialised, making it harder for young men to find genuine love. He directed interested men to the platform, noting that it also features many good women looking for serious and godly partners.

The platform places mentoring before matchmaking. Members go through eight weeks of classes, assessments and guided reflection before they can access matching services. The goal is to help singles gain clarity, maturity and accountability before pursuing marriage.

Membership comes in three levels: Regular at N70,000, Premium at N350,000 and VIP at N700,000 annually. The VIP plan includes a dedicated matchmaker and coach, priority access to the founders and other premium features. The platform is operated by a non-profit ministry and is open to unmarried, divorced or widowed Christians aged 25 and above.

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