
Gospel music lovers and fans of Moses Bliss came together in a joyous celebration as the singer marked his 30th birthday. Among the many well-wishers was his former signee, Ebuka Songs, who took to Instagram to send a heartfelt birthday message to his former boss and mentor.
Ebuka Songs, once signed under Spotlite Nation, Moses Bliss’ record label, expressed gratitude and prayers for the singer, appreciating his role in shaping his career.
Ebuka Songs’ Birthday Message to Moses Bliss
In his Instagram post, Ebuka showered Moses Bliss with prayers, thanking him for his guidance and support throughout his journey.
His words:
“Happy birthday, Minister sir,
As you celebrate your special day, I pray that God grants you more grace and strength to carry on all that is ahead of you. You go from glory to glory, the Lord has shown you great mercy, and so it will be in Jesus’ name.
Thank you for every role you played in my life and your great support for my ministry. Your impact will never be forgotten. God keep you on top always, Amen. 🙏”
See the post here:
Mixed Reactions Over Missing Tag
While many fans found the message heartwarming, some noticed that Ebuka Songs did not tag Moses Bliss in his post, sparking mixed reactions in the comment section.
@vickyminaj9: “Why didn’t you tag him? Did you block each other on Instagram?”
@gladysimmaculacy: “Thank you so much @ebukasongs for taking this bold step. May the Lord be glorified. Physical one-on-one reconciliation will be good. ❤️”
@d_realsassy: “If he didn’t post, you’d complain. Now that he did, you’re looking for a tag. Naija people, mind your business.”
@iamcaptureking: “For those asking about the tag, you can only tag someone when the option is available. I’m sure that’s the case here.”
What are your thoughts? Should tagging matter, or is the heartfelt message enough?