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Mixed reactions trail Baba Ijesha’s performance during church service
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Mixed reactions trail Baba Ijesha’s performance during church service

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Actor, Baba Ijesha has stirred reactions online after a video surfaced of him performing during a church programme, with many social media users divided over his appearance and participation in the event.

While some praised his performance and welcomed what they described as a positive turn in his life, others questioned the decision to spotlight the actor given the controversies surrounding him.

The video has since generated heated debate across social media platform with many reactions.

@adebukola_x: “People deserve a second chance. If church can’t welcome people, then where else should they go?”

@Tifeh_01: “The issue isn’t him being in church. The issue is people acting like history never happened.”

@IamMorenikeji: “Baba Ijesha was simply invited to perform. Some of you are taking it too far.”

@TheOnlyKenny_: “Church should focus on worship, not celebrity appearances.”

@oluwaseun___: “Whether you like him or not, the man still has supporters.”

@MummyZeeOnline: “Mixed reactions every time his name trends. This one won’t be different.”

Mixed reactions trail Baba Ijesha’s performance during church service

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