- Nigerian comedian Igosave shared a lighthearted reaction to the Hallelujah Challenge themed Dress Like Your Miracle.
- In his post, he noted that while many participants dressed according to their personal desires, none represented the idea of a better Nigeria.
- His humorous remark quickly gained attention online, sparking conversations about creativity, faith, and patriotism during the popular worship event hosted by Nathaniel Bassey.
Nigerian comedian Igosave has shared his humorous yet thought-provoking take on this year’s Hallelujah Challenge themed “Dress Like Your Miracle.”
Taking to his Instagram story, the comedian commented on how participants interpreted the theme, noting that while many dressed according to their personal desires and aspirations, none seemed to represent the idea of a “better Nigeria.”
“Dress like the miracle you want! And they really dressed to it? Nobody even dressed like a better Nigeria to pray for our dear nation,” he wrote, adding laughing emojis.
“Most of our brain box don spoil for Nigeria,” he added jokingly.
The Hallelujah Challenge, a popular online praise and worship movement hosted by Nathaniel Bassey, encourages participants to engage in nightly worship sessions while expressing faith through creative themes.
Igosave’s post has sparked reactions across social media, with many Nigerians sharing mixed opinions, some agreeing with his message about patriotism and others simply enjoying his comedic take on the event.
- Nigerian comedian Igosave shared a lighthearted reaction to the Hallelujah Challenge themed Dress Like Your Miracle.
- In his post, he noted that while many participants dressed according to their personal desires, none represented the idea of a better Nigeria.
- His humorous remark quickly gained attention online, sparking conversations about creativity, faith, and patriotism during the popular worship event hosted by Nathaniel Bassey.
Nigerian comedian Igosave has shared his humorous yet thought-provoking take on this year’s Hallelujah Challenge themed “Dress Like Your Miracle.”
Taking to his Instagram story, the comedian commented on how participants interpreted the theme, noting that while many dressed according to their personal desires and aspirations, none seemed to represent the idea of a “better Nigeria.”
“Dress like the miracle you want! And they really dressed to it? Nobody even dressed like a better Nigeria to pray for our dear nation,” he wrote, adding laughing emojis.
“Most of our brain box don spoil for Nigeria,” he added jokingly.
The Hallelujah Challenge, a popular online praise and worship movement hosted by Nathaniel Bassey, encourages participants to engage in nightly worship sessions while expressing faith through creative themes.
Igosave’s post has sparked reactions across social media, with many Nigerians sharing mixed opinions, some agreeing with his message about patriotism and others simply enjoying his comedic take on the event.
