Nigerian gospel artists Moses Bliss and Ebuka Songs found themselves facing online harassment from a Christian woman.
According to a widely shared video featuring a young girl, these two gospel artists are perceived to still be associated with the secular world.
“There is no heavenly spirit in the melodies they sing. I’m not sure if Moses Bliss is suddenly a romantic musician because of the love songs he’s been releasing.”
She also urged Christians to read the Bible to gain a deeper understanding and to critically analyze the songs in their music collection.
“A true gospel will put you in the spirit and make you want to worship God. But you see all the songs these boys are releasing will make you want to twerk, will make you want to shake your booty, want to rock and do all your dance moves,” She said.
The lady concluded by encouraging Christians all across the world to get up because “we are now in the last days”.
Look at some of the reactions below:
pamilerin_smylez: “Osunmo our lord Jesus don set ring light.”
kriss.urban: “Measures should be taken against illegal purchase of ring-lights and hard drugs in Nigeria.”
king_weba: “And who made you God this woman, what ever they are it’s not your place to judge madam.”
hrh_precious: “Sorry ma, we will rename the playlist “
secular songs”, kindly review Odumeje’s songs too.”
antoofdelta_: “According to @ebukasongs he’s relationship with God is not to be proved to anyone.”
