Gospel artistes call a crisis meeting after sexual expose

By Sheila Kimani (@sheilakimm)

Following the public embarrassment brought upon the Kenyan gospel industry after Boss (Paul Onyango), -a member of Thee MOG gospel group-  and Tiger a gospel video producer were caught soliciting for sex from their gospel groupies, a crisis meeting was called to take charge of the situation before things got out of hand.

As it is, Tiger and Boss of Thee MOG were exposed after the ladies with whom they were exchanging erotic messages, came out to reveal their conversations to the world.

 In a revelation of their conversations, the gospel celebrities are seen  asking for nude photos to which they would ogle and verify that their target was adequately endowed.

Consequently, Boss came out to deny the allegations claiming that his Facebook account had been hacked and that someone else had posted the messages on his behalf.

But if that was the case, “Did the hacker only break into his account to post the erotic messages?” and "As a gospel artiste wasn't he supposed to ignore 'temptation' like he keeps on singing?"

On that note, a crisis meeting was called and some of the top gospel artistes also admitted to having been wooed by random girls on social media.

The artistes were warned against exposing their dirty linen in public and we can only wait to see how soon the next ‘Crisis meeting” will be called.