Gospel Artist Responds To Pulse’s Allegations Of Sin

Last week, Pulse carried an expose feature where they sought to reveal the sinful activities that Kenyan gospel artists have been doing.

One of the people who were targeted in the expose was Ringtone, who was accused of clubbing and leaving the discos with different women every night. Ringtone was understandably perturbed by the allegations. He unleashed a statement to reply to Pulse:

“I would like to urge my fans and the entire Body of Christ to ignore and treat as rumors the article published in last Friday’s Pulse. As much as we want to hold accountable our beloved gospel singers let’s be careful the devil may use this kind of malice spelt out in bad faith to bring down the ministers. But all in all we shall continue to serve God no matter what.Jesus for ever Amen.”

Ringtone, who reaped big from the last elections, says that he is still a Christian, and whatever people say he doesn’t mind. “I didn’t ask their permission to serve God, so I’ll continue serving Him,” Mr. Apoko said.
“Whoever is waiting for me to stop is wrong.”