By Daniel Edu

Joshua Bamiloye

, a gospel singer and the son of Mount Zion Drama Ministry's founder, Mike Bamiloye, has come forward to offer reasons why Christians who watch the reality show Big Brother Naija All Stars should not be subjected to criticism.

Taking to his Twitter account on Tuesday, the movie producer urged people to refrain from passing judgment on Christians who enjoy the reality show unless they examine their own indulgences. He emphasized the importance of prioritizing one's personal relationship with God and using it as a foundation to understand others better.

In his tweet, Bamiloye drew a parallel between Christians watching Big Brother Naija and other interests, such as football addiction. He pointed out that criticizing someone for watching the reality show while engaging in similar distractions, like excessive devotion to football, is hypocritical.

Furthermore, he urged everyone to evaluate what holds a place of significance in their hearts. Any activity that competes with God for priority and devotion deserves scrutiny, as it can potentially draw one away from their spiritual path. Bamiloye acknowledged that Big Brother Naija contains immoral scenes and may not be the most edifying form of entertainment. However, he stressed that promoting a stronger relationship with God and prioritizing spiritual growth will naturally lead to wiser choices in handling such content.

Ultimately, Bamiloye encouraged understanding, empathy, and personal growth as the means to bridge the gap between Christians who enjoy the reality show and those who hold reservations about its content. Rather than focusing on criticism, he urged fellow Christians to work together in building a stronger foundation of faith and making God the center of their lives.

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ARRANT YEYE NONSENSE FROM AN OBVIOUS IGNORAMUS IN ROBE!!!!!
there is certainly something wrong with a xtian taking pleasure in VOYEURISM... aka watching others indulging in acts of nudity and premarital sex etc (same as watching p0rn)....which are all sins in the eyes of your holybook.

BTW taking pleasure in watching football (aka a sporting event) for recreation is not a sin in the eyes of your Holybook...

He did not DEFEND them.....are you this bereft of simple logic.


He was talking about addictions to things outside of God and he's talking about Christians.

You people are just looking for sensational news