Apostle Harrison Anyintete has responded to artist Skales’ recent testimony on how his song regained fame after becoming viral due to a dance by Barcelona star Lamine Yamal.

It should be noted that while speaking at Harvesters, Skales disclosed how his prayer points were fulfilled in a single day after Lamine Yamal posted a video of him dancing to his song, Shake Body.

In a lengthy answer, the cleric distanced himself from any personal conflict with the singer, emphasising that his worries were not intended at Skales as a person, but rather at the church’s role in projecting the testimony.

Anyitete questioned Skales’ local church’s decision to publicly display the testimony, claiming that it did not encourage spiritual growth, devotion, or maturity among Christians.

According to the clergyman, publicising success in music, which he describes as promoting immorality, may lead others to pursue sinful paths while expecting heavenly rewards.

He stated that the story failed to promote godly values and cautioned that sharing such stories in religious settings could convey the wrong message to younger people.

He stressed that this, in his opinion, sets a horrible example for the Christian community.

Read his post below…

“Dear @youngskales , since you reached me privately, you and I don’t have a relationship so I don’t think we should have a private chat.

The conversation is not even about you, naturally, I don’t think you are a serious believer, thus the issue is not your issue.

The issue is really about your local church.

I honestly think they shouldn’t project your testimony on SHAKE BODY, it doesn’t enable spiritual growth, devotion or maturity.

Your testimony does not inspire Godliness.

I don’t have any issues with you dear brother.

If you gave that testimony on your own platform, it is really not my business, i believe you have the right to enjoy the fruit of your labour, it is your labour. However, if your music that promoted immorality has succeeded, your church shouldn’t have projected that as testimony, it will only make more younger people do immoral music and immoral things while seeking God’s blessings on it.

It is the very wrong example.

I have no issues with you sir, I believe the best of you, I hope your local church can do better with what they project as testimonies to saints else we will have more people projecting ungodly things and mixing it with godliness.”

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