Pastor Sam Adeyemi of Daystar Christian Centre has warned men to refrain from succumbing to the pressure to enlarge their manhood.

During his Sunday sermon titled “Excellent Leadership,” aired on Daystar Network Television and Word Network in the U.S., Pastor Adeyemi addressed the increasing pressure that social media places on individuals, leading them to make regrettable decisions.

He advised them to focus on understanding their partners’ needs and nurturing healthy relationships, rather than worrying about physical attributes.

Adeyemi expressed particular concern over the growing promotion of male enhancement products on social media, emphasizing that the effectiveness of a man’s performance is far more important than the size or length.

He stated that a man committed to one partner will not feel the need to compare himself to others or seek methods to enlarge his manhood.

“If you are a young man, let me encourage you because the pressure is real; it’s everywhere on the internet. Whether it’s pills or some Chinese methods for elongating… It is a lie,” he said.

“What matters is not the length but the effectiveness, skills, and love you have for your partner.”

The cleric noted that many men pursue treatments to enlarge their manhood due to societal pressures and influence from social media.

He remarked that social media fosters insecurity and feelings of inadequacy, often leading to emotional trauma.

“Isn’t it evident that social media plays a significant role in creating social pressures? We often see idealized versions of life online—images that may be edited or staged,” he said.

“How many people actually share their problems on social media? Most only showcase the good parts of their lives. Some of these idealized images are even fake.

“We’ve seen instances where people post pictures of others’ houses or cars as if they belong to them,” he explained. “Don’t let these pressures harm you; it’s crucial to remember.”