Tayesman Reacts To Femi Lazarus Statement About Gospel Singers Charges

A heated debate recently erupted between singer Timi Dakolo and Pastor Femi Lazarus over the issue of gospel ministers charging fees for their services.

The controversy started when Pastor Lazarus criticized Nigerian gospel artists for what he described as the commercialization of ministry work. According to the Light Nation Global lead pastor, many gospel singers demand fees as high as N5 million for appearances, a practice he deemed unacceptable. His statement sparked mixed reactions, with many expressing their disagreement.

Timi Dakolo, one of those who took issue with the pastor’s remarks, responded by pointing out that Pastor Lazarus himself charges $150 for enrollment in his ministry school. This revelation fueled further discussion on social media, drawing widespread attention.

Adding to the discourse, content creator Teymesan weighed in through his Instagram status, noting that divisions had once again surfaced within the Christian community. He also suggested that such debates wouldn’t arise with international gospel artists like Chandler Moore and CeCe Winans, who are currently in Nigeria.

See the post below:

See some comments below;

@_ose007:”If to say na VDM dey talk this things wey pastor femi dey talk Nigerians for don drag like tiger gen 😂😂😂.”

@blessedmind01:”The problem with some people they don’t listen before they start typing.”

@danielikore:”Reputable men of God will address “Church issues” on the pulpit and you will carry your ignorance to your page and debunk. Who exactly are you in the Christian community??? No be your fault. I blame blogs and that bayelsa musician.”

@khayceofficial:”No be everything dem dey put mouth.”

@primrosedodo:”Are those ones gospel singers?”

@rejoicejojolly:”Can this content creator define woman?”

@cassidyng:”only illiteracy and low self esteem would make a human being tag one man as Man of God and refer others as ordinary man. God is God. God belongs to everybody. Every man Is a man of God. Only slaves belittle themselves in front of their fellow man.”

@danielikore:”If youre not a Christian, i forgive your Ignorance. But if youre a Christian, I’m not only disappointed that you dont know there is such thing called man of God, in also disgusted that you can spell illiteracy but cannot understand the context of the comments i put up there. Maybe its emotions sha. But Mr, Ther are men of God and these Men of God are still ORDINARY MEN. They are called MOGs because of their leadership in the Christian faith.”