Daniel Regha drags Asake and Omah Lay, accuses them of mocking God and disrespecting Christianity

• Daniel Regha, a prominent media personality, has publicly criticized Nigerian artists Asake and Omah Lay for allegedly disrespecting Christianity in their recent music videos.

• Daniel Regha targeted Asake’s new video for “Only Me” and Omah Lay’s “Holy Ghost” track.

• Daniel Regha, a Twitter voice, criticized Asake for allegedly disrespecting Christianity in the “Only Me” music video.

Famous media figure Daniel Regha has expressed his extreme disapproval of Nigerian musicians Asake and Omah Lay on social media, accusing them of disrespecting Christianity in their respective new music videos.

Daniel Regha specifically took aim at Omah Lay’s “Holy Ghost” song and Asake’s most recent music video “Only Me.”

Daniel Regha, a prominent figure on Twitter, attacked Asake for what he saw as the song’s obvious disregard for Christianity.

He cited situations in which Asake was dressed, receiving Holy Communion, and holding up an inverted cross, which is often considered a symbol opposing Christianity.

Daniel Regha contended that the song’s incorporation of such provocative imagery was unnecessary and disrespectful to Christianity because it lacked any religious subject or acknowledgement of the Roman Catholic Church.

He underlined that rather than being an act of creative expression, the video, which was directed by TG Omori, amounted to deliberate insensitivity by using religious symbols and actions.

The popular Twitter user didn’t stop at Asake; he also criticised Omah Lay for his song “Holy Ghost,” saying it was demeaning to Christianity.

Daniel Regha said that any Christian who found enjoyment in the content of Asake’s video and Omah Lay’s song is mocking  God.

Daniel Regha also took a jab at TG Omori, the music producer in charge of helming the contentious videos.

He claimed that TG Omori often promoted sacrilege through his video creations.

See below;

Any Christian who has seen/watched Asake’s “Only Me”, but decides to vibe to the song is also m¤cking G¤d. Same goes for Omah Lay’s “Holy Ghost” track. Both recent songs are absolutely disrespectfu!….

— Daniel Regha (@DanielRegha) February 29, 2024