TRENDING
WAFCON 2026: Malawi Defeat Algeria 3-1 To Reach First Ever Final • NSCDC arrests 16 suspects over vandalism, cattle rustling in Gombe • Malawi make history, reach first-ever WAFCON final after beating Algeria 3-1 • Court dismisses ADC aspirant’s suit challenging party candidate • JUST IN: Xavi appointed Netherlands manager – Reports • Otti backs creation of south-east’s first national park in Abia • SEC fixes 5pm T+1 settlement deadline for equities, commodities • Ekweoba, Nigeria’s top-rising entrepreneur honoured with Mandela award • Katsina launches nutrition survey as UNICEF warns of persistent malnutrition • FG unveils National agricultural mechanisation policy, investment strategy • Lionel Messi admits football future uncertain after father’s death • How Tope Osoba died — Family reveals • Evening recap: NDPC probes UNILAG, Lotus Bank, police invite Fadahunsi, Jingir maintains Muslim-Muslim ticket stance, other top stories • NNPC ready to implement new production sharing contract framework – Ojulari • NPFL:Aweroro Breaks Silence on Shooting Stars Exit • How LASU’s Aerospace Engineering graduate, Adebanjo Oluolamide, achieved 4.97 CGPA • How Ayilara Olawale emerged LASU’s Best graduating student • Speak out on personal struggles, Nollywood actress Daramola urges colleagues • ASUU condemns arrest of its leaders over strike • VIDEO: Peter Obi arrives Edo for Archbishop Akubeze’s funeral rites • WAFCON 2026: Malawi Defeat Algeria 3-1 To Reach First Ever Final • NSCDC arrests 16 suspects over vandalism, cattle rustling in Gombe • Malawi make history, reach first-ever WAFCON final after beating Algeria 3-1 • Court dismisses ADC aspirant’s suit challenging party candidate • JUST IN: Xavi appointed Netherlands manager – Reports • Otti backs creation of south-east’s first national park in Abia • SEC fixes 5pm T+1 settlement deadline for equities, commodities • Ekweoba, Nigeria’s top-rising entrepreneur honoured with Mandela award • Katsina launches nutrition survey as UNICEF warns of persistent malnutrition • FG unveils National agricultural mechanisation policy, investment strategy • Lionel Messi admits football future uncertain after father’s death • How Tope Osoba died — Family reveals • Evening recap: NDPC probes UNILAG, Lotus Bank, police invite Fadahunsi, Jingir maintains Muslim-Muslim ticket stance, other top stories • NNPC ready to implement new production sharing contract framework – Ojulari • NPFL:Aweroro Breaks Silence on Shooting Stars Exit • How LASU’s Aerospace Engineering graduate, Adebanjo Oluolamide, achieved 4.97 CGPA • How Ayilara Olawale emerged LASU’s Best graduating student • Speak out on personal struggles, Nollywood actress Daramola urges colleagues • ASUU condemns arrest of its leaders over strike • VIDEO: Peter Obi arrives Edo for Archbishop Akubeze’s funeral rites
Mixed reactions trail Baba Ijesha’s performance during church service
Back to Home

Mixed reactions trail Baba Ijesha’s performance during church service

Daily Post about 3 hours 1 mins read

Actor, Baba Ijesha has stirred reactions online after a video surfaced of him performing during a church programme, with many social media users divided over his appearance and participation in the event.

While some praised his performance and welcomed what they described as a positive turn in his life, others questioned the decision to spotlight the actor given the controversies surrounding him.

The video has since generated heated debate across social media platform with many reactions.

@adebukola_x: “People deserve a second chance. If church can’t welcome people, then where else should they go?”

@Tifeh_01: “The issue isn’t him being in church. The issue is people acting like history never happened.”

@IamMorenikeji: “Baba Ijesha was simply invited to perform. Some of you are taking it too far.”

@TheOnlyKenny_: “Church should focus on worship, not celebrity appearances.”

@oluwaseun___: “Whether you like him or not, the man still has supporters.”

@MummyZeeOnline: “Mixed reactions every time his name trends. This one won’t be different.”

Mixed reactions trail Baba Ijesha’s performance during church service

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.