According to her, proclaiming the word of God via music does not transform gospel artists into angels, and they, like everyone else, are human and prone to making errors. the music diva stated that chastising gospel artists when they go wrong is not the greatest approach.
“There is no need saying all sorts of things to dampen their spirits. I sometimes hear not too good comments about gospel musicians when their issues come up and they can be very disheartening.
“Inasmuch as we are gospel musicians, we are mere mortals and we are bound to make mistakes too. Some media persons and Ghanaians dwell on the negatives instead of focusing on the positives. What is the point in rejoicing over someone’s downfall?” she questioned.
The ‘Hyebre Sesafo’ hitmaker also used the opportunity to tell her colleagues to value themselves so that they can be compensated as well as their secular counterparts, who are known to get better deals from event planners.
