Ebuka Songs, a gospel musician, has expressed sincere regret for the widely criticized livestream session with content developer Peller.
“To everyone offended by my action, I apologise and my reaction as well, I apologise, that was not my intention,” Ebuka Songs said in a recent social media video, expressing her profound regret.
The TikTok artist was observed speaking in tongues and giving prophesies during Ebuka Songs’ live session with Peller, which caused controversy because many in Christian circles felt that these behaviors were improper.
Pastor Kesiena Esiri was one among the people who expressed alarm and openly denounced the livestream.
When he replied at a live service by speaking directly to Pastor Esiri, the criticism grew even more intense and sparked further discussion.
Ebuka Songs, however, decided to patch things up by writing and sharing an apology that went viral on social media. Reactions to the decision have been divided.
His humility and willingness to accept responsibility were commended by many of his followers. Although A few internet users also suggested a two-way reconciliation and urged Pastor Esiri to apologize for his hurtful remarks.
