constancefriday:
I don't feel a lot of local Nigerian gospel jams because it seems the singers are only trying to make their songs sell in the market instead of make impact.
- says Apostle Constance C. Friday

Nigerian Gospel Musicians are becoming more and more mediocre as the days go by. A gospel musician who is supposed to do a song in English may decide to convert it to pidgin English, just because the gospel song will sell more in pidgin within the market.
What works for secular music, may not apply to gospel because gospel music is the praise and worship of God not an absolute commercial hash tag to cash in on.
Some gospel musicians praise men in their gospel songs, I can mention some names of those who do that often in their songs if you want me to.
How can you be singing a Gospel song and be praising the likes of Elon Musk, Bill Gates and co? The gospel music is meant for praising God not men. If it were a secular music that would be a totally different bowl of cherry. This is a song designed for the exclusive praise, worship and glorification of our creator.
Commercialization is not the problem, too much of it is the problem.

Let me quicly commend whoever sang the song; I testify, Jesus no be scam.
I love that song.

My dear Nigerian Gospel musicians, please improve.
Thanks!

Yours Sincerely;
Apostle Constance C. Friday Ani

constancefriday:
I don't feel a lot of local Nigerian gospel jams because it seems the singers are only trying to make their songs sell in the market instead of make impact.
- says Apostle Constance C. Friday

Nigerian Gospel Musicians are becoming more and more mediocre as the days go by. A gospel musician who is supposed to do a song in English may decide to convert it to pidgin English, just because the gospel song will sell more in pidgin within the market.
What works for secular music, may not apply to gospel because gospel music is the praise and worship of God not an absolute commercial hash tag to cash in on.
Some gospel musicians praise men in their gospel songs, I can mention some names of those who do that often in their songs if you want me to.
How can you be singing a Gospel song and be praising the likes of Elon Musk, Bill Gates and co? The gospel music is meant for praising God not men. If it were a secular music that would be a totally different bowl of cherry. This is a song designed for the exclusive praise, worship and glorification of our creator.
Commercialization is not the problem, too much of it is the problem.

Let me quicly commend whoever sang the song; I testify, Jesus no be scam.
I love that song.

My dear Nigerian Gospel musicians, please improve.
Thanks!

Yours Sincerely;
Apostle Constance C. Friday Ani