Award winning Ghanaian hiplife musician turned evangelist, Lord Kenya, has advised the public not to be fast in judging Ofori Amponsah who recently announced his decision to return to secular music.

Lord Kenya told Graphic Showbiz in an interview that it will be wrong for him or anyone to “wrongly label” the Otoolege singer without considering the “spiritual complications” he may have encountered.

“ Let me be frank on this issue, it is not easy at all to abandon a lifestyle that you have been used to for many years and take up the cross. It is not easy at all that is why I don’t want to judge my brother. For now, what Ofori Amponsah needs is my prayers and that is what I’m doing now,” he said.

Commenting on Ofori Amponsah’s decision to return to highlife alongside gospel music, Lord Kenya stated that, “Darkness and light have no connection but it will be best not to pass any comment now because I have not listened to the songs.”

He told the paper that he will start to release new songs only when he’s instructed by the Holy Spirit;

“Every Christian has an army commander which is the Holy Spirit. When I came out with the Testimony album, it was a direction from the Holy Spirit but I haven’t been instructed to release another album so I have just been writing songs. When the time comes, I will release new songs and an album.”