Nigerian singer Omah Lay has sent a message to his fans and followers, warning them against religious fanatics.
On his Instagram story, Omah told them to avoid over religious people as they are dùmb. He admonished them to love themselves, raise their frequency, and find the truth, and it will set them free.
He further noted that life is good and that the right information is key.
“The right information is key.
Avoid over religious people, they are dùmb.
Love yourself.
Raise your frequency.
Find the truth, it will set you free.
Life is good”.
This post isn’t surprising as Omah Lay had expressed disinterest in religion, as he admitted that he used to be religious, till he gained fame and started making money and now has backslid.
Similarly, Small Doctor had raised eyebrows as he sent a message to Christians. The singer reminded Christians it was another day to remind them that God doesn’t exist.
Also, singer, Brymo had declared he doesn’t believe in religious hell, while adding that should he find himself in hell, he desires to go alone as he goes everywhere alone.
Last year, Influencer Danny had sparked backlash as he stated that he can only believe God exists if he can turn water into wine in his presence. He added that God has never helped him to be successful in his life and all of his successes have been on his own.
Nigerian filmmaker and the ex-husband of Nollywood actress, Ireti Doyle, Patrick Doyle had sparked outrage, as he stated that the slogan, ‘What God cannot do doesn’t exist’ has been proven to be silly, yet they continue to chant it.
Media personality, Daddy Freeze had stirred backlash after he revealed the several reasons why he couldn’t serve God, who he referred to as ‘god’. Big Brother Naija Bambam, who wasn’t pleased with his statement lectured him him with biblical references.