‘It’s skill, not size’: Pastor warns against using male enhancement products

Sam Adeyemi, Senior Pastor of Daystar Christian Centre, has urged men to avoid using male enhancement products, cautioning that skill is more important than size.

In a recent sermon on leadership, posted on Daystar’s official YouTube channel, Pastor Adeyemi addressed the pressures social media imposes, which often drive people to make unwise decisions.

He expressed particular concern over the rise in advertisements for male enhancement products targeting men.

The well-known host of the “Excellent Leadership” program, which airs on Daystar Network Television and Word Network in the US, stressed that a man’s effectiveness is not defined by size but by skill and character.

Pastor Adeyemi’s message urged men to focus on self-confidence and personal growth over superficial changes influenced by social media trends.

His words: “If you are a young guy, let me encourage you because it is there; it’s all over the internet now. Are they not there? Everywhere you look, you will see either medicine or one Chinese method of elongating your…

“It is a lie; it is not the length that matters but the effectiveness, the skills and your love for the other person. So, for God’s sake, wait till you get married. If it is only one person you are doing it with, there will be no need to compare all over the place. Do not let them kill you”, he said.

Credit: Vanguard

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