Tope Alabi calls for unity among gospel musicians, expressing disappointment over rising rivalries in the industry during the 'Celebrating Jesus 7.0' concert. She urges artists to foster genuine relationships and emphasizes accountability to God, criticizing established artists for setting negative examples for emerging talents.
Tope Alabi, a prominent Nigerian gospel singer, has voiced her concern about the escalating rivalry and dishonesty among gospel musicians. Speaking at the "Celebrating Jesus 7.0" concert, she urged her fellow artists to foster unity and authentic relationships instead of engaging in divisive behavior. Alabi criticized established artists for alienating emerging talents and feuding among themselves, creating a negative example for younger musicians.
She emphasized that all gospel artists are accountable to God for their actions and should focus on their mission rather than personal fame. Alabi lamented that the current environment promotes backstabbing and insincerity, with emerging artists emulating these toxic behaviors. “It is wrong to see each other and smile then go behind to say bad things about one another,” she stated, highlighting the need for change in the industry.
