Ace gospel singer and Spotlite Nation record label owner,Ace gospel singer and Spotlite Nation record label owner, Moses Bliss has gifted three artistes signed under his label, brand new cars.

The ‘Daddy-wey-dey-pamper’ crooner disclosed this on his  Instagram page.

According to him, the  three signees are Godfrey Gad, Neeja and Son Music.

The  globally renowned  music minister who recently married his Ghanaian sweetheart Marie, had also  this time last year gifted three  cars to his barber and two artistes signed under his record label.

The kind gesture has attracted accolades from his followers and fans on social media, including his lawyer,  Pelumi Olajengbesi.

Olajengbesi said: “This is an overwhelming moment.

“The gospel music community is truly witnessing the power of support and encouragement.”

reports that Moses Bliss who hails  from  Akwa Ibom  State, is  a songwriter and worship leader.

He released his first single  “E No Dey Fall My Hand” in January  2017 and rose to prominence with the 2019 song “Too Faithful”.

In 2020, he won the Loveworld International Music and Arts Award (LIMA 2020), for his song “You I Live for”, an annual awards by renowned cleric Pastor Chris Oyakhilome

American hip-hop legend, Fat Joe has claimed that the commercial successes of some musicians are due to their support for the LGBT community.

The veteran rapper specifically stated that Nicki Minaj and Beyoncé are successful in the music industry because of their gay fanbases.

In a recent interview with Livebitez, Fat Joe lamented the escalating LGBT trend in the music industry, especially in hip-hop.

“It feels like a new trend. A new swag. A new style. Pain your nails, wear a female dress. This right? And a million others.

“But do you know the toughest one? I man’s own Rico. Young Thug was wearing skirts. It’s safe to say it’s a fad. It’s a trend. And guys are like I’m going to join the trend to go viral and sell more records.

“Historically the people who sold the most. Let’s just keep it a buck. Nicki Minaj… I went to Beyoncé’s concert which was a lot of fun.

“I had the best time of my life in there but it’s a lot. You know it and so that’s what’s going on.

“They [artists] say you know the LGBT [community] really supports you, so we gotta act like that [promote gay fashion].”

Popular singer, Oluwatobiloba Daniel Anidugbe, aka Kizz Daniel, has hailed the legendary 2Baba for his impact on his musical career.

According to him, his success story won’t be complete without working with the ‘African Queen’ crooner.

Referring to 2Baba as his mentor, Kizz Daniel expressed strong desire to collaborate with the legend.

On his X handle on Friday night, he wrote: “The Journey no fit complete without a 2baba Collabo @official2baba.

“Baba let’s step into the vocal boot together… Mentor.”