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Pastor warns entertainers against desperate pursuit of fame

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Pastor warns entertainers against desperate pursuit of fame

The General Overseer of Christ Is Coming Mega Crusade Worldwide, Pastor Olabanji Busola, has cautioned entertainers, particularly musicians and actors, to be spiritually conscious and watchful in their pursuit of fame and success.

The cleric stated that some entertainers, in their desperation to attain fame, may engage in activities without fully considering the consequences.

He said, “Many of them try to look for fame, but they must pay the price. I am not talking about a particular actor or musician. Some of them, when they want to achieve fame, they put their hands into so many things.”

The cleric, who is currently making plans for a mega crusade in Osun State, also claimed that the entertainment industry was controlled by certain spiritual forces, adding, “That is why the industry is filled with pretty ladies.”

Naomi Chima is an entertainment and lifestyle correspondent at Punch Newspapers with over three years of experience. She covers Nigerian entertainment, culture, and social events, conducts personality interviews, and contributes to features across desks. Her work demonstrates hands-on newsroom experience, editorial judgment, and a commitment to engaging, accurate, and audience-focused journalism.

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