Nigerian artist Segun Johnson, best known for his hit song “Idan,” has recently been making waves across numerous blogs.
He is celebrated for his ability to get the crowd moving at his events.
Segun Johnson, known for getting crowds to dance at his events, made some surprising remarks in a now-viral video.
During his appearance on the podcast “Unscripted,” he shared his thoughts on Nigerian gospel musicians, stating that many of them face financial struggles and are often ‘broke.’
He also revealed that a well-known gospel artist he knows frequently regrets their career choice.
Segun attributed this issue to the deeply religious nature of many Nigerians.
Watch the video below;
Remember when the entertainer was in the news during the fuel shortage? Show organizers had to print their own money to pay performers like Segun Johnson.
This situation became very popular, as Nigerians always find ways to enjoy themselves.
See some comments below:
@eseosa_omokaro: “Talk straight Nigerians are too judgemental.”
@chrisoseni: “Can dusin complain. So everyone should compromise their calling because of money. You’re not as rich as Frank.”
@asabitohsabi: “No body force them. They can as well come out to say they are not doing gospel again.”
@xtrapro_ajikawo: “😂😂😂 there’s a difference between been religious and been Godly.”
@iolorunda: “Complaining of what exactly? Were they compelled to do gospel music? They want to eat their cake abd still have it, abi.”
@ifunanya101: “Any gospel artist complaining, went there for the bag.”