Gospel singer Toluwasings' comment about colleagues who claim they don't charge triggers reactions

Gospel singer Toluwasings sparked a debate by suggesting that colleagues who claim they don’t charge for ministration avoid ordinary churches and prefer influential places where they can receive substantial financial support.
His remarks drew mixed reactions, with some netizens defending gospel artists like Nathaniel Bassey and Dunsin Oyekan, who are known not to charge for their performances in churches.
The discussion revives past controversies over whether gospel singers should demand payment for ministering at church events, highlighting differing views within the gospel community.
Toluwasings emphasized that both charging and non-charging singers are children of God, while others criticized his stance as inaccurate or clout-chasing.