- Reverend Kesiena Esiri Henry has publicly criticized gospel artist Ebuka Songs.
- The criticism follows a viral livestream featuring Ebuka Songs and social media personality Peller.
- The video showed them participating in what seemed to be a gospel prayer session with others.
Reverend Kesiena Esiri Henry has criticized popular gospel artist Ebuka Songs following a viral livestream session involving social media personality, Peller.
The controversial video, which surfaced online two days ago, featured Ebuka Songs and Peller engaged in what appeared to be a gospel prayer session alongside a few others.
While the clip garnered mixed reactions, Rev Esiri did not hold back his disapproval. He condemned the livestream, alleging that the participants were making a mockery of God and ridiculing the act of speaking in tongues.
He directed most of his criticism at Ebuka Songs for collaborating with Peller, whom the clergyman bluntly referred to as a “clown.” According to Rev Esiri, such associations risk undermining the sanctity of worship and spiritual practices.
His words …
“How can you explain to me that somebody who says he sings for God. He ministers unto Elohim. We saw him on a video with one clown mocking tongues, mocking prophecy….”
See some comments below;
See some comments below:
@yayaxpictures: “This particular pastor just looks for what is trending and talk about instead of the word of God .. I will say it again many of this people who call themselves pastors are unemployed people who decided to open church as a way to make income .. if you are hungry to know God for yourself, read the Bible .. God is in His word .. read it”
@fara_seun: “If any of you saw nothing wrong with Peller’s mockery of tongues, I am worried! 😟… don’t sugarcoat it for me please”
@marrzofficial: “I’m not even a Peller fan but the moment he said “with that clown”… I completely lost interest in what the pastor had to say, he’s already being judgemental.”
