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Mercy Masika calls out on Gospel artistes who have derailed the quality of gospel music

Mercy Masika. (Courtesy)

Gospel singer Mercy Masika has deemed today's Kenyan Gospel music as none inspiring and business-oriented, unlike some years back when singing for God was more intentional from a religious perspective.

Taking the matter to her Instagram page recently, the singer poured her heart out, stating today's Gospel music has declined in quality, which undercuts the sole purpose of ministering to audiences. "The reason much of today's music lacks inspiration and memorability is that people have blurred the lines and turned it into too much of a business," she captioned.

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