Gospel singer Yinka Alaseyori has come under fire from comedian and reality star DeeOne in Nigeria for apologising to the country for her comments about insecurity.
According to Footynaija, the singer had urged the public to pray for President Bola Tinubu and the security agencies during a live prayer session, and she claimed that the Nigerian government is working on security.
In response to the continuing public uproar over the kidnapping of numerous schoolchildren and instructors in Oyo State, Alaseyori made these remarks.
In response to the criticism, the musician issued a public apology to the people of Nigeria in a video that went viral on Wednesday.
In reaction to the apology, DeeOne scolded Alaseyori for questioning the leading spirit of God, despite her claim that Alaseyori had made the comments while in the spirit.
Even though Alaseyori said she apologised because she was pressured, DeeOne said that she displeases God in order to please men for the sake of backlash. “You felt compelled to apologise because of the pressure. To win over men, you must first anger God.
For starters, I and God both want to express our gratitude for your service, Mrs. Yinka Alaseyori. God has used you greatly, but I beg you, don’t repeat your actions from today.
Even if it may appear right to man, there is a path that leads to ruin. You spoke those things about people needing to pray because you were moved by the Holy Spirit. I really want to think that God was using you to preach the gospel, but you blew a global opportunity.
It is my firm belief that you did not pray before posting that video of your apology. Apologising is something you do because you feel pressured to do so, or because you were dragged into it.
Perhaps you’re worried that no one will want to host you at future occasions or that you’ll be unpopular. According to the Bible, I would seek refuge in the hills. We who are dragged along will not hesitate to feed you. You must return to God in prayer and ask him for clarity if you are uncertain. You’re more than just a performer; you’re a minister of God.
“Did you say something wrong? Your apology was prompted by external pressure, nevertheless. There would be spiritual consequences if you displease God in order to please men. I guess it’s obvious to you. In any case, please don’t do that again. Whoever advised you, they certainly did not provide you with sound counsel.
You should absolutely not attempt this again. God is a forgiving parent, but I know the heavenly host will be devastated. Without wishing to cast aspersions on anyone in particular, it is easy to see how Testimony Jaga exemplifies the way the disciples followed Jesus. Jesus is rough and unforgiving, yo.