Sola Allyson dissociates self from bullies after being accused of not mentioning ‘Jesus’ in her songs

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Gospel artiste has lost her cool online after someone accused her of not mentioning ‘Jesus’ in her songs.

She described the critic as part of bullies and manipulators she does not want to associate with.

In a strongly-worded response, Allyson says the fellow is callous.

The controversy comes on the heels of Dr. Panam Percy Paul’s revelation that he turned down £24m in 1995 to keep the name “Jesus” in his songs.

Allyson writes on X: “Why are you people this callous and unkind?

“If this is what you are with your own Jesus, I don’t want to be identified with you lots!

“Can you see why really true souls who have found themselves distant themselves from you?

“Or is it that you are desperately looking for an addition of light-souls in your dark space and you must bully them into joining you??? Or you have low self esteem and you don’t feel enough without me? Because, kò yé mi.

“Or the Jesus presented to you is that who has low self esteem and looks for validation.

“Can’t you see that you have failed already? All these years?

“Why must I be like your fathers and mothers before you see what I am? Did I ask to be a part of you? Am I not walking my own journey and getting ahead in it?

“I don’t want to be a part of dark souls who outwardly present “Jesus”!

“This act says dark and callous! This is bullying! The Jesus I know Would NEVER do this!

“Anyone who does anything like this only calls The Name and not of The Name!

“I don’t want to be a part of you bullies and manipulators!

“Leave me to be and face your fellow vain, shallow and liar souls!”

It’s worth noting that Allyson has faced similar criticism in the past where she was judged for not explicitly mentioning Jesus in her songs, with some accusing her of not being a “true” gospel artist.

She wrote: “Ṣèbí it’s GOD that souls should be drawn to? Ṣèbí it’s GOD that Jesus Leads us to…I don’t understand the bashing o. Over 20 years now! Ha. Àfí k’Ọ́LỌ́UN Gbà mí o, at this point…“

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