Nathaniel Bassey Defends Decision Not to Monetize Hallelujah Challenge Amid Criticism
Nigerian gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey has addressed criticism for not monetizing the popular annual Christian event, Hallelujah Challenge. Bassey defended his decision, stating that he is following God's guidance and will not exploit the platform for financial gain.
He warned fans against scammers and emphasized the spiritual nature of the program. Bassey also shared a video showcasing fan testimonials and performances during the Hallelujah Challenge, receiving praise for his ministry.
The singer remains committed to keeping the event non-commercial and focused on worship.
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