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Tope Alabi’s Revelation on Early Career Sparks Online Debate

Tope Alabi’s Revelation on Early Career Sparks Online Debate

Renowned Nigerian gospel singer Tope Alabi has ignited controversy online after opening up about her early days in the music industry, revealing the real reason she refrained from wearing earrings, jewelry, and wigs at the beginning of her career.

In a now-viral video, Alabi disclosed that her decision was not driven by divine instruction but rather by financial constraints. She clarified that God never instructed her to avoid wearing jewelry or wigs, debunking long-held assumptions about her modest appearance being a spiritual choice.

According to her, she simply could not afford quality earrings, chains, wigs, or other accessories when she started her career. However, many people misinterpreted her look as a religious stance rather than a financial reality.

The gospel singer further explained that her choice of attire is often dictated by the nature of her performances.

“God has never told me not to wear earrings, chains, or wigs. I’m a theater practitioner to the core, so I understand what fits each song. If a song does not require me to wear earrings, I won’t use them in the video. In the past, people assumed I avoided earrings for religious reasons, but the truth is, I simply could not afford them at the time,” she stated.

Alabi’s statement has since triggered heated discussions online, especially among fans who recall instances when she seemingly sang against wearing jewelry and wigs.

Mixed Reactions from Netizens

Social media has been abuzz with varying opinions, with some fans defending her, while others questioned her past messages regarding fashion and spirituality.

@iwalewaartistry remarked: “First time mama dey explain 😢 People of the world e ma buru o… Mummy Tee, we are good with whatever joor.😍”

@mumsaffection commented: “You don’t need to explain to anyone, it’s your life. May God bless you more.”

@dahunsy_phaith challenged her, saying: “But you once sang against it naaa madam😂 you sang against wigs… bleaching😂.”

@fausatbak noted: “Wahala ni won ko ara won si, when you’re suffering, where are they? If you don’t dress well, they will still talk. Do whatever you want, ma. You owe them no explanation. Mummy, I love you wholeheartedly.”

@tenniolaabike reacted: “Mummy wa, you did not start like this, ma. Are you telling us that we who don’t like wearing earrings simply cannot afford them? Hmmmm.”

The debate surrounding Tope Alabi’s revelation continues to trend, with many questioning the intersection of personal choices, financial struggles, and religious beliefs in the gospel music industry. Whether her fans accept or reject her explanation, one thing is certain—her influence in the Nigerian gospel scene remains undeniable.

 

Sahara Weekly

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