Pastor Femi Lazarus and singer Timi Dakolo have reconciled after weeks of debate over gospel artists charging fees for church performances. Lazarus praised Dakolo as a "music legend" and emphasized the need for better industry structures. Their truce highlights ongoing discussions on fairness in gospel music ministry.
Pastor Femi Lazarus and musician Timi Dakolo have resolved their differences following a heated debate about gospel artists charging for church performances. The controversy began when Lazarus criticized gospel singers for demanding high fees, prompting Dakolo to challenge him, arguing that pastors also earn from their ministries.
After weeks of online discussions, the two reconciled and shared a moment alongside Pastor Emmanuel Iren. In a social media post, Lazarus praised Dakolo, calling him a "music legend" and acknowledging his advocacy for fair treatment of musicians. He emphasized the need for improved structures in the industry to address existing struggles.
Lazarus expressed his commitment to fostering a better relationship between hosts and guest ministers, stating, “Pain is real, from pulpit to pew, but we will be fine.” He stressed that this generation must work towards eliminating these financial and structural issues.
