Controversial counsellor George Lutterodt recently criticized some gospel musicians, describing them as irrelevant in the industry and so far, they have struck back with their own criticisms.
One of those dissed, Omane Achaempong, has however begged God to forgive Lutterodt because ‘he doesn’t know what he’s doing’.
Counsellor George Lutterodt has retreated just a little from his attacks against three top gospel singers in Ghana, after claiming they were irrelevant and only adding up to the numbers in Ghana music.
Speaking on Hitz Fm to address the immense criticism his comments are drawing, Lutterodt pulled back and said he didn’t mean the artists themselves have become irrelevant.
Counsellor George Lutterodt caused quite the stir a few days ago when out of nowhere he hit out at some gospel musicians, tagging them as irrelevant and just adding to the numbers.
Nicholas Omane Achaempong, Cwesi Oteng and SP Kofi Sarpong are three of the artists who felt the sharp end of Lutterodt’s tongue, and one of them has already hit back.
And there he goes again, Counsellor Lutterodt has labelled some gospel artists as a pure waste of time. Cwesi Oteng, SP Kofi Sarpong and Nicholas Omane Acheampong per Lutterodt’s judgement do not matter in the industry.
He told this to Lexis Bill on the Behind the Fame on Drive Time on Joy FM.
Recently we reported that gospel singer SP Kofi Sarpong was involved in a horrific accident, which he luckily survived, even though his vehicle was totally ripped to shreds.
After being admitted to hospital for treatment for his wounds, the police officer has been discharged.
Gospel musician SP Kofi Sarpong was involved in an accident late Friday whilst travelling to Techiman for a program, GhanaCelebrities.Com has learned.
The popular singer survived the accident, although it was quite a serious one, especially when you see what happened to his vehicle.
SP Kofi Sarpong ‘Live In Concert’, the gospel show headlined by Kofi Sarpong came off over the weekend at the National Theatre.
After the debauchery of the Ghana Meets Naija concert, gospel lovers gathered to hear SP Kofi Sarpong and his all star cast sing to the glory of the Lord.
