Nigerian gospel singer Sola Allyson has fiercely confronted a critic who accused her of avoiding references to “Jesus” in her songs.
The backlash followed veteran gospel artist Panam Percy Paul’s revelation about being offered £24 million in 1995 to reduce mentions of “Jesus” in his music.
A user on Twitter then pointed out that Allyson’s 2019 album IRI did not include any mention of “Jesus,” despite containing eight tracks.
In a video posted online, Sola Allyson voiced her anger, labeling the criticism as “callous and unkind.” She firmly defended her music, stating that it is deeply rooted in her personal faith and values.
“Why are you people this callous and unkind? Is it until I commit suicide? If this is what you call your ‘Jesus,’ I don’t want any part of it!” she responded. Allyson made it clear that she would not let anyone force her to conform to a distorted version of “Jesus.”
She boldly rejected the idea of following others’ expectations and beliefs, telling her critics, “Leave me alone and focus on your own journey.”
Her message stood as a resolute declaration that she would not let negativity or pressure dictate her faith or music.
Allyson’s fiery response highlights her unwavering commitment to staying true to her beliefs and the values that inspire her art.
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