- Solomon Buchi, disagrees with musician Falz.
- The disagreement stems from Falz’s statement on X (formerly Twitter) that “fornication is not a sin.”
- Falz’s remarks sparked significant backlash, especially from religious users.
Solomon Buchi, the renowned Nigerian writer and social media influencer, has publicly disagreed with Falz, the popular Nigerian musician, over the latter’s recent remarks on fornication. The disagreement arose after Falz took to X (formerly Twitter), where he claimed that “fornication is not a sin.” This statement quickly generated backlash, particularly from religious users, sparking an ongoing debate about the morality of fornication.
In response to Falz’s claim, Buchi took to the comments section, asserting his disagreement. He simply stated, “You’re wrong,” emphasizing his stance on the issue.
Buchi, known for his strong opinions on matters of faith and morality, pointed out that the Bible clearly condemns fornication and adultery. He reiterated that, from a biblical perspective, marriage is not only a sacred institution but also a more honorable and righteous option for individuals seeking companionship and intimacy.
The influencer’s comments align with traditional Christian teachings, which often place marriage at the center of moral conduct, highlighting the sanctity and significance of the marital bond in comparison to casual relationships or premarital sex.
This public disagreement between the two prominent figures has sparked wider discussions, with many taking sides and sharing their thoughts on the topic across social media.
“Fornication is a sin. You’re wrong, the Bible is right. Marriage is honourable, bed undefiled.”
