Spyro Responds To Criticism Over Church Performance

Nigerian singer Oludipe David, popularly known as Spyro, has addressed recent controversy surrounding his performance at Harvesters International Gospel Center’s Christmas carol service in Lagos.

Spyro faced criticism for performing his hit song “Only Fine Girl” during a drama presentation at the church event.

The 33-year-old singer clarified on his social media account, emphasizing that, despite his celebrity status, he has the right to serve God and worship like any other church member.

“I can serve God like the rest of you. I’ve been a member of Harvesters for well over 7 years, and I serve in two departments,” he expressed.

Spyro explained that the circulating video captured a segment of a drama presentation called Fantasia at the church’s annual carol service. He highlighted that the event was free for all attendees, with complimentary tickets.

“The Carol was completely FREE for all. The tickets were free!” he stated.

The singer concluded his response by urging understanding, emphasizing his humanity, Christian faith, and active participation in a genuine church community.

Other celebrities, including Daniel Effiong, Bisola Ayeola, Dorathy Bachor, Sharon Ooja, Uzor Arukwe, Adeh Gbolahan, and Kenneth Ophopho, were also invited to participate in the Christmas carol service.