Popular Nigerian comedian, actor, and on-air personality Bayegun Oluwatoyin, widely known as Woli Arole, has reinforced a powerful message to the younger generation on the spiritual implications of their relationships with their parents and in-laws.

The conversation, which gained massive traction following a deeply emotional segment on The Morayo Show, centered on the “unconditional honor” mandate that transcends personal feelings or fairness. The discussion revealed a final, “shocking” warning given to the entertainer by his mother as his father’s health declined.

According to the account, the mother pulled him aside to deliver a life-altering piece of advice: never allow your father to curse you, regardless of the circumstances.

“To the demise of my dad, my mom warned me… she said, ‘See, your dad has done his own and he is going… Anything that may happen, either your father is wrong or right, don’t let him curse you,’” the testimony recounted.

The entertainer emphasized that the commandment to honor one’s parents is a spiritual law that remains binding even when it is “not convenient.” He argued that because parents carry the dual power of “the blessing and the curse,” children must be strategic in their humility to protect their own futures.

In a statement that has since sparked intense debate online, he suggested that even in extreme cases of provocation, the safest response is total submission.

“I don’t care if you’re a prophet or not. Make sure even if he slaps you, say ‘I’m sorry, sir.’ Whatever your father says… because your father and mother, they carry the blessing and the curse. God honors what they say,” he added.

The message serves as a stark reminder to the “Gen Z” and millennial generation that “honor” is not a suggestion but a criterion for a successful and long life. The segment concluded that while modern society emphasizes “boundaries,” the spiritual realm still prioritizes the authority of a parental blessing.

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