Popular Nigerian gospel singer, Frank Edward tells Punch about the intricacies of his career and other issues in an interview with them.
He said:
There are so many reasons. Firstly, you have to understand that the industry and ministry is not the same thing. Gospel music is a ministry, the other one is an industry, so it functions fully like that. The gospel ministry is totally different from the secular industry even though you might say that there is a business side of it which makes it similar
in gospel ministry, the business aspect of it is never the focus. I tell people that if you want to make money, don’t do gospel music; you would have a lot of issues. Gospel music means one is reaching out to people through music; the others are strictly entertainment or at least 70-80 per cent entertainment. The company would rather give the opportunity to musicians who sing songs that all religions, including Christians, would dance to, either at a party or in a club. Because the companies are looking for numbers, they would give the brand ambassadorship to someone who everybody loves their music. If the companies give it to gospel singers like me, people who don’t listen to gospel would probably not pay attention. Although I’m a brand ambassador, it is not everything that one must do as a gospel artiste

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Well,one thing I know is that secular music comes with wiri wiri money e.g fast money but gospel music is slow and steady money.it won't come immediately as with secular but as your name develops and becomes known globally, your money increases e.g tope alabi

Okay. Thanks for the advice.

My guy no need competitor

And u Sabi say naija too like copy-copy...!!

So, nigger wan use brain discourage men..

#wisdom