Ghanaian rapper turned singer, King Paluta has been enjoying major success with his hit single dubbed “Aseda” after multiple videos showed the song being jammed to at different churches.
The latest one coming from a Catholic Church where one Reverend Father Peter Kusi Twumasi used the same song to bless a marriage and advising the newly wed couple to take cues from it.
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In the viral video, Reverend Father Peter Kusi Twumasi raised the song while preaching forgiveness to the new couple but later apologized after an order from above.
However, a latest video has popped up on social media with yet another church jamming to his latest banger titled “Makoma” to which King Paluta has quoted and reacted to on X.
“Make nobody write apology letter come again,” he wrote while reacting to the video laying emphasis on the previous apology.
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A section of Ghanaians are of the the perception that songs from secular musicians shouldn’t be entertained in the church as they’re not of God whiles others believed that songs with gospel traits should be allowed.
