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“Too Much Acting”- Moses Bliss Tackled For Jumping, Excessive Gesticulation During Worship Session At Concert

Netizens mercilessly drag Gospel singer, Moses Bliss as they accuse him of ‘acting for the camera’ in a recent clip. The‘Daddy Wey Dey Pamper’crooner recently had a Homecoming concert at Akwa Ibom which experienced a massive turnout….CONTINUE READING

However, a video from the event which appears to be making rounds online has sparked discussion online.

In the clip, Bliss who is seen between his mother and wife was captured fervently praying in a manner that he jumped repeatedly and let out some tough gestures which caught the attention of cybernauts.

Bliss did this during a song ministration.

Watch the video below:

Reacting to the video, a majority of IG users accused the singer of doing too much, stating that his antics are solely for the camera.

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@frekyefzy wrote:“Too much acting for the camera.”

maureen_anino wrote:“You can still pray without being too dramatic!”

original_cindyzharold wrote: “Eh these people are now overdoing everything after they got married.”

lys_adem wrote:“No hit My Marie for eye oh😂😂😂.”

temple_of_yahweh wrote:“Continue mocking someone praying, most of you don’t even fear God again, he is a merciful God but still who can stand his wrath! Let people worship God the way they want to, many people have forgotten what happened to Michal when she mocked David.”

kqueen_steph wrote:“Even in calmness God will still hear you out!. All that dramatic energy is really unnecessary.”

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franciscaanorue wrote:“Heavenly race is an individual race you cannotforceit on anyone, ride on Moses Bliss.”

zany_bea wrote: “This Holy Spirit couple journey no be Small thing.”

stellix12 wrote:“The recent quest for relevance is what I don’t get.”

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