Yinka Alaseyori, a notable gospel singer, has gone under fire following a video that surfaced showing her consolidating the famous “Gwo Gwo Ngwo” song into her love execution at a congregation in Lagos.
The video captured her performance last Friday and lit a heated debate and analysis online.
Numerous people have expressed their dissatisfaction with Yinka Alaseyori’s choice to use the ‘Gwo Gwo Gwo’ tune in her congregation's rendition.
Also, well-known artist Solomon Buchi joined the critics, censuring the current trend as a huge takeoff from conventional gospel worship.
saturday_osagie said: “Pure diversion and they need to stop this lady. Your tune needs to serve life not entertainment.”
@RedHatPentester said: “If you talk they’ll let you know blabber however this is the unpolished truth. My concern is Christians are presently mixing a lot with the world. We have gospel raps and stuffs! Entertaining. They don’t move me a piece.
@GraciousOpara said: “The line among Gospel and Common exercises is blurring off.
@Iamkolotayo·4ha said: “from quite a while I truly don`t see these individuals as Gospel artists.”
@Dostronicss said: “Very annoying…..the world should be the one replicating the congregation not alternate way round.”
@Dostronicss added: “Romans 12:2 exhorts, “Do not adjust to the example of this world, yet be changed by the reestablishing of your psyche. Then, at that point, you will actually want to test and endorse what God’s will is his great, satisfying and amazing will.” This stanza urges adherents to try not to take on common practices that could think twice about holiness and respect because of God.”
@realzion53 said: “When you pay them to perform, they should engage you else you wouldn’t call them again.”
Friendship with the world is enmity of God….”
akanke.tnoo.kan said: “All indications of the Endtimes ????…..not all would understand.”
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