Gospel singer Moses Bliss is facing online backlash after it was disclosed that he charges N7 million for his performances.
Critics argue that such a high fee seems at odds with the principles of humility and service commonly associated with gospel music.
Despite the criticism, some supporters defend the fee, suggesting that it reflects the value of his talent and the expenses involved in organizing high-quality performances.
This controversy has sparked a wider discussion about the commercialization of gospel music and finding a balance between ministry and business.
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