Gospel artistes (main, photo clockwise): Majic Mike, Nico Ochieng, Mr T and Boss MOG. PHOTOS | BONIFACE NYAGAVarious Kenyan gospel artistes have defended their music genre against a chorus of accusations that have recently dominated social media. The gist of the public outcry is that gospel artistes are too busy with showbiz to actually minister. Their songs Kuliko Jana (Sauti Sol), Mungu Pekee (Nyashinski) and Gode (Yemi Alade) are are considered by many as “more gospel” than some of the tracks that gospel artistes have been releasing. ”Majic Mike: “I have utmost respect for Sauti Sol, but their song Kuliko Jana is not theologically correct.

Source: Daily Nation November 25, 2016 15:28 UTC