Tope Alabi calls Alaseyori her daughter just a week after criticizing her song (Oniduro).
Tope Alabi apologized to Adeyinka Alaseyori after publicly criticizing her song, 'Oniduro mi'.
Gospel Artist Tope Alabi apologized to Adeyinka Alaseyori after publicly criticizing her song, 'Oniduro mi'.
In a viral video, Tope Alabi was captioned criticizing Alaseyori's song 'Oniduro Mi', which describes God as 'My Guarantor'.
Alabi was criticly, said it does not explain God's powers fully in a comment that caused a storm.
Following the controversy that trailed the comment, Tope Alabi has apologized to Alaseyori, whom she referred to as her daughter.
"I am sorry for doing that," the singer is said to have referred to her comment.
Tope Alabi said she has dealt with the situation in private with other stakeholders in gospel music ministry.
She also scoffed at the suggestion that she commented out of jealousy.
"Adeyinka is my daughter in ministry. Her Pastor asked me to pray for her because she took after me, which I did wholeheartedly. Envy who? Never! I love the girl so much," she reportedly said.
"The atmosphere is wide enough for everyone to stretch her wings of the gift without disturbing one another."
She stated that she is not a perfect person calling herself 'a work in progress in the hands of God.
Released in March 2020 as part of a worship medley titled 'Arojinle', 'Oniduro Mi' has started to creep into a national sleeper hit and made Alaseyori popular.
Broadly, Tope Alabi's critics has made the song more viral and popular
Alesoyori, on her part, has remained gracious in the issue. In a video shared on social media, she is heard calling for peace to reign.
"Let Jesus take the lead. Mummy Tope Alabi is our mother, by virtue we have been blessed by her ministry," she says in the video.
