Gospel singer Tope Alabi has been urged by Yoruba traditionalists to align herself with their beliefs. This request arose shortly after a video of her incorporating their traditional greeting language, ‘Aboru Aboye’, during her church ministration surfaced online. Some individuals on social media criticized her for using these words in a church setting, while others raised questions about her spirituality.
Why will a gospel singer using different kind of slang.
It does not even align with Christian religion as well and the church needs to question and query her for that.
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Ccmoney wrote, “Why are people defending what they can’t? The greeting is limited to only the idol worshippers, most especially the Ogboni confraternity. Aboru Aboye; then the recipient would answer Aboye Bosise. If you’re still doubting this as a Yoruba person, please try to greet your parents by saying Aboru Aboye then come back to give me feedback
One Olaxie wrote, “She’s not supposed to use that word but if you think she is right then why are we not saying ase in church instead of Amen??
One Queen Mofola wrote, “She has said she’s an “abiye”… It’s an Ogboni title… She codedly came out of the closet! Na her first assignment be that. Na this Aduke I dey pity… Olorun make kan se pasiparo Ogo ti e…she should keep tagging along with Tope Alabi
One Dejavoo wrote, “Naso she use one herbalist in disguise of a pastor take do baba isale den