Kesiena Esiri Reacts To Gaise Baba Comments On Headies Award Rev. Kesiena Esiri has questioned the decision by gospel artistes to seek recognition from mainstream secular music awards, following recent comments by gospel singer Gaise Baba about The Headies. Reacting to the discussion, Esiri asked whether gospel artistes were effectively “begging for a secular award,” raising questions about the place of Christian music within secular award platforms.
His comments come amid a growing debate over the categorization and recognition of Afro-Gospel music in Nigeria’s mainstream music industry. SEE ALSO: “Politicians Are The Problem Of Nigeria” – Peter Obi Says At Koinonia Gaise Baba had called for greater recognition of Afro-Gospel at the Headies, arguing that Christian artistes who create contemporary African music should not be limited to gospel or inspirational categories.
The development has sparked differing reactions, particularly among members of the Christian music community, over whether gospel artistes should seek recognition from secular award platforms or focus on building dedicated Christian award systems. View this post on Instagram Kesiena Esiri Reacts To Gaise Baba