Nathaniel Bassey Reacts as Man Accuses Him of Selling Tickets for Hallelujah Challenge Concert
- A man recently took to social media to call out Nathaniel Bassey over his trending Hallelujah Challenge
- The man boldly claimed the gospel singer was selling tickets for the physical concert known as the Hallelujah Festival
- In response, Nathaniel debunked the claim as he warned Nigerians to be wary of scammers, adding that entry to the concert was free
Amid Nathaniel Bassey's trending Hallelujah Challenge on social media, a Twitter user identified as Timithegoat has called out the gospel singer.
In a tweet, Timi claimed Nathaniel was selling tickets for the physical concert of his Hallelujah Challenge, known as the Hallelujah Festival. The challenge started on October 3 and is held every 12 a.m. on Instagram Live.
He tweeted:
"Hallelujah challenge that started as IG live, Nathaniel Bassey is already selling tickets for physical concert. All I see here is business growth. My God what a strategy."
See his tweet below:
Nathaniel Bassey debunks selling tickets
The gospel singer took to his social media timeline to issue a disclaimer as he debunked selling tickets. He also warned the members of the public to be wary of scammers.
See his post below:
Netizens react as man calls out Nathaniel Bassey
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions from netizens. See them below:
chuddie_cee:
"Buh u lot will pay a sizable amount to attend wizkid, Davido or Burna’s concert... these generation ehh♂️♂️ EVEN IF THEY ARE SELLING THE TICKETS, IT’S WORTH IT."
fisayoful:
"And what if he decides to monetize it? I once paid for a Don Moen concert in Asaba, Delta state. These folks spend lotta funds in organising these programs abeg."
balo_ng:
""and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it" Hallelujah challenge has to stay Even if they sold tickets, we'll buy Is the venue free."
jasonchizzy:
"No Nathaniel Bassey slander will be tolerated."
stormiee2:
"Always looking for ways to discredit men of God.Tufia."
Nathaniel Bassey, Apostle Selman shut UK's AO Arena
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported Apostle Joshua Selman made headlines alongside Nathaniel Bassey as they shut down the AO Arena in Manchester, United Kingdom.
This was for an apostolic conference tagged 'Sound of Revival.'
Sharing a video from the event, Nathaniel wrote:
"Anytime you are concerned about Nigeria, please remember people like Apostle Joshua Selman, and thank God for blessing our land with Him."
Source: Legit.ng