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‘I And Other Secular Musicians Sing For Devil, Not God’ – Terry G Declares
Singer Terry G has revealed that the songs he produces do not align with godly values but rather with those of the devil.
During an interview, he boldly asserted his identity as a secular musician, admitting that his songs are sung for the devil.
He said: “I am a secular musician. I sing for the devil. We [secular musicians] sing for the devil, we praise the devil. We don’t glorify God. Abi all this one wey we dey do, you think to say na God we dey do am for?”
He stated that when most Afrobeat artists sing secular songs, as long as it is not glorifying God, then that means it is glorifying the devil.
Dating back to January 2024, Terry G had cried out over the ignorance of the industry when it comes to their colleagues.
The music star expressed how sad he was over the fact that his colleagues were not responding to him despite all of his efforts to reach out to them.
He questioned if it was fair the way he was being treated, while he told them to remember when he was there to help them.
He revealed that he had pointedly reached out to several artists, however they had all failed to respond to him.
(The Nation, excluding headline)
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