Dunsin Oyekan and Nathaniel Bassey get vindicated as Gaise Baba reveals details about them.
Gaise Baba was invited on the Honest Bunch Show alongside Dr Roy, as they discussed the Nigerian Gospel Industry.
According to Baba, Dunsin Oyekan and Nathaniel Bassey do not charge.
“God told him the day he charges, the well will dry up, that’s exactly what Dunsin Oyekan said.”- Gaise Baba.
This is a relief, as Nigerian Men of God have always been accused of extorting Christians for their financial gain. This rhetoric is commonly widespread amongst Nigerians, especially those with anti-prophetic teachings.
They do not believe in religion or at least, in certain religious principles like tithing and seed sowing.
Oyekan and Bassey’s revelations appease the masses, letting them know they are legit men working for God.
Nevertheless, Baba refuses to paint those who collect money for their gospel services as bad.
“Because God gave that instruction, God backs it up”, he explains about Bassey and Oyekan’s consecration.
“If you go and do follow follow, Did God tell you that?” Baba asks.
He advises Gospel artists to find their path and not to be discouraged to charge for money if God had not instructed them not to charge.
Baba dispels critics who criticize gospel artists for charging. He claims there is no word to back that up in scriptures but simply a cultural rhetoric.
What are your thoughts on gospel artists charging?