Sunday, February 1, 2026

Netizens React As Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo Gets Tattoo

 


Relationship coach and lead pastor of David Christian Centre (DCC), Kingsley Okonkwo, has sparked a debate on social media after revealing a new tattoo on his arm. 

The tattoo, which he shared on his Instagram page, with the caption ‘3:16’, has left many of his followers surprised and divided. 

While some supporters argue that faith is about inner conviction, not outward

symbols, others question whether tattoos align with the moral image expected of a pastor, citing Leviticus 19:28, which warns against marking the skin.

@iamqneth noted: “The Bible says we should not make a mark on our skin.well I know that the Bible hasn’t changed and God’s word hasn’t change too so all I can say is hmmmmm” 

@ladyrosabel commented: “For those of us that have something to say but decided not to say it, may the peace of the Lord be with us amen”. @iamkingdinero1 shared: “Just know God personally, nĂ³ let anyone introduce their own God to you , find your God , know am for yourself’

@sailorojay stated: “It’s baffles me like does this pastor not know it’s a sin to tattoo his skin?? Like I have nothing for tattoos but as a pastor you should be the one person leading your members in the right part with what the Bible teaches. It’s like pastors of these days only use verses in the Bible that favors them and throws the rest out.” @papcy_valery shared: “Leviticus 19:28 Do not cut your bodies for the dead or put tattoo marks on yourselves. I am the LORD.”

Okonkwo, known for his teachings on marriage and relationships, has not publicly addressed the controversy.

 

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