Moses Bliss is a well known Nigerian gospel artist and has recently been the subject of a heated online debate. Joshua, a Twitter user said Moses Bliss charges ₦7 million for a single ministration, sparking the controversy. The revelation has drawn conflicting reactions from fans and the general public.
The Allegations
The dispute began when Joshua, a Twitter user, expressed his dissatisfaction with the hefty charge, proposing that event organizers consider inviting secular singers such as Olamide instead1. Joshua tweeted, “I was told you need ₦7 million to invite Moses Bliss for ministration; they should only invite Olamide instead.” Allow him to sing “Baba Mo Ro Wo Re Ninu Aye Mi.” “The church would be overflowing.”
Public Reaction
The response to this allegation has been varied. While some have attacked Moses Bliss for what they see as an extravagant cost, many others have defended him, claiming that he has the right to establish his rates based on his ability and the value he contributes to events.
One user, Danny, stated, “There is nothing wrong with his charge. “He sings like every other singer.” Another user, Wise Baba, said, “₦7 million is too small, to be honest.” Should only secular artists be rewarded well?”.
Marie Wiseborn Support
Throughout the dispute, Moses Bliss wife, Marie Wiseborn, has been a source of strength. Marie, a Ghanaian born lawyer and evangelist, has supported her husband, emphasizing the value of appreciating ones skill and hard work. She has advocated for gospel singers to be adequately rewarded for their contributions.
