Woli Arole Criticizes ‘Worldliness’ In Nigerian Gospel Music Industry
Nigerian comedian and actor-turned-preacher, Woli Arole, has voiced concerns over the current state of the Nigerian gospel music industry.
He lamented that “hypocrisy, worldliness, and cabalism” have taken over the gospel music scene.
Arole highlighted that invitations for ministrations are now often based on personal connections rather than spiritual guidance.
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Woli Arole Criticizes ‘Worldliness’ In Nigerian Gospel Music Industry
By Jolomi Dekolo – March 7, 2025320
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Nigerian comedian and actor-turned-preacher, Woli Arole, has voiced concerns over the current state of the Nigerian gospel music industry.
He lamented that “hypocrisy, worldliness, and cabalism” have taken over the gospel music scene.
Arole highlighted that invitations for ministrations are now often based on personal connections rather than spiritual guidance.
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The fiery preacher said it has become difficult to distinguish between a gospel music minister and a secular artiste.
In a recent Instagram post, he wrote: “The level of hypocrisy, worldliness, and cabalism in the gospel music industry in Nigeria is alarming. Oh yes! Invitations are based on who you know, not as the Spirit leads.
“Music ministers too—we can’t differentiate whether you’re a performer or a minister. It’s well!”
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Woli Arole Criticizes ‘Worldliness’ In Nigerian Gospel Music Industry
By Jolomi Dekolo – March 7, 2025320
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Woli Arole Criticizes Gospel Industry
-Woli Arole Criticizes Gospel Industry Over Worldliness
Nigerian comedian and actor-turned-preacher, Woli Arole, has voiced concerns over the current state of the Nigerian gospel music industry.
He lamented that “hypocrisy, worldliness, and cabalism” have taken over the gospel music scene.
Arole highlighted that invitations for ministrations are now often based on personal connections rather than spiritual guidance.
SEE ALSO: Pope Francis Remains In Critical Condition At Hospital With Pneumonia
The fiery preacher said it has become difficult to distinguish between a gospel music minister and a secular artiste.
In a recent Instagram post, he wrote: “The level of hypocrisy, worldliness, and cabalism in the gospel music industry in Nigeria is alarming. Oh yes! Invitations are based on who you know, not as the Spirit leads.
“Music ministers too—we can’t differentiate whether you’re a performer or a minister. It’s well!”
https://www.instagram.com/p/DGxswWysB3O/
His observations have sparked discussions among fans and industry stakeholders, prompting a broader conversation about the direction and authenticity of gospel music in Nigeria. ALSO: Legally Married! Yinka Okeleye And Sunmisola Agbebi Wed In Court
His observations have sparked discussions among fans and industry stakeholders, prompting a broader conversation about the direction and authenticity of gospel music in Nigeria.
