It seems sensational artiste, Rema, has fallen on the bad books of the people of Ethiopia, as reports has it that his upcoming performance in Ethopia has been cancelled.
The music star was slated for Ethiopia on September 9, 2023, at the Sheraton Hotel in Addis Ababa.
However, according to rumours, the hotel’s administration postponed the performance owing to religious considerations.
Rema’s recently released necklace, which featured an upside-down image of a church on fire and inverted crosses, allegedly resulted in the cancellation of his Ethiopian concert. According to accounts, the musician was accused of worshipping demons.
It was said the necklace offended Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo church.
As a guest on Nigerian media phenomenon Daddy Freeze’s Instagram live programme, a woman from Ethiopia recently commented on Rema’s postponed concert in her country.
She believes a press release was produced to that effect because Rema’s jewelry sparked concerns about his alleged demon worship.
She said:
“They made a statement, like a press release in Ethiopia about Rema. Yes, you can imagine, it’s a very big deal.
“They’re basically saying he is worshipping the devil because of what he has on his neck. And to be honest, I never thought of it myself. And there’s more to it; to be honest.”
