Edward Akwasi Boateng
Gospel musician Edward Akwasi Boateng has cautioned Christians and music lovers to avoid songs by fellow gospel artist Broda Sammy if they genuinely aspire to reach heaven.
Speaking in an interview with Hello FM, the ‘Adea Mepe’ hitmaker declared, “If you want to go to heaven, you don’t have to listen to Broda Sammy and his kind of songs.”
The warning follows a recent misunderstanding between the two gospel stars. Weeks ago, Broda Sammy sparked debate when a video of him performing during the one-week memorial of the late Daddy Lumba went viral online.
Edward explained that Broda Sammy’s songs do not align with Christ’s teachings.
“I am only advising believers. I attend his program, but he doesn’t see me,” he added.
The statement comes on the heels of a radio spat, where Edward offered Broda Sammy advice regarding controversies surrounding his music. Broda Sammy, displeased with the guidance, responded sharply, insisting he would not tolerate any form of insult under the guise of advice.
This clash has reignited conversations about the content of gospel music and its alignment with Christian teachings, leaving fans and followers divided.