Nigerian gospel singer Yinka Alaseyori appears to have reconciled with fellow gospel artiste Tope Alabi after five years of public discord.
The disagreement between the two gospel ministers began in June 2021 after Tope Alabi publicly criticised Alaseyori’s hit song, Oniduro Mi, which translates to “My Guarantor”.
Tope argued that describing God as a guarantor diminished His immense power, stressing that God was far greater than a mere guarantor.
Her comments sparked widespread backlash online, particularly among Christians who accused her of being jealous.
Following the incident, the two gospel singers stopped celebrating each other on social media and were no longer seen together in public or engaging with each other’s posts.
However, in an Instagram post on Tuesday evening, Alaseyori marked Tope Alabi’s birthday with a congratulatory message.
Sharing a photo of the veteran singer, she wrote, “Happy birthday Ma L/Evang @tope_alabi\\\_ and congratulations on your new age.
“Sufficient grace, strength and mercy we pray for you, ma. Best of God this day and beyond ma.”
The gesture followed several calls from fans urging the two gospel ministers to reconcile.