Fans berate popular Plateau gospel artiste over song calling Remi Tinubu 'mother of poor'
Popular Plateau gospel artiste, Ezra Jinang, has come under serious criticism and vilification on social media after he dropped a new song extolling the virtues of Nigeria's First Lady, Remi Tinubu, calling her the 'Maman Talakawa', which translates to 'Mother of the Poor.' Jinang, who is also a pastor, and a Special Assistant on Entertainment […] Fans berate popular Plateau gospel artiste over…
Plateau gospel singer Ezra Jinang stirred controversy after releasing a song praising Nigeria's First Lady, Remi Tinubu, as the "Mother of the Poor." Jinang, a pastor and Special Assistant on Entertainment to Governor Caleb Mutfwang, dropped the track ahead of the APC convention in Kaduna, but backlash was swift and severe. Critics argue that the title is inappropriate given the widespread poverty and hardships faced by Nigerians.
Some believe Jinang has abandoned his gospel calling to become a political mouthpiece, while others see it as a betrayal of his duty to address the suffering in his home state of Plateau. Jinang's fans have been vocal in their disapproval, questioning the message behind the song and suggesting that it is more about seeking favor than promoting truth and justice.
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