Renowned Nigerian gospel artist Frank Edwards has sent a stern warning to his fellow entertainers, emphasizing the importance of keeping personal lives, especially family matters, off social media. The singer stressed that while sharing music or products with fans is acceptable, exposing family life online can attract unwanted attention—even from “demons.”
In a bold post, Edwards wrote:
“Feed them with your music or your products, but!!! KEEP YOUR FAMILY AWAY FROM ONLINE PEOPLE!! DEMONS ARE HERE TOO!!! PROTECT YOUR FAMILY!!!!!!!!!!!”
In a lighter moment, the gospel star also addressed a growing trend of being tagged in dance challenge videos by Nigerian ladies. Clarifying his position, Edwards humorously remarked, “Why is everyone tagging me to a dance video? I’m not doing any challenge,” distancing himself from the viral wave sparked by fellow gospel artist Moses Bliss.
Bliss recently proposed to his British lawyer fiancée, a romantic story that began with a viral dance challenge video on Instagram. The proposal, which took place on January 19, captured the internet’s attention, with Edwards sharing his humorous take on the event.
Reflecting on the couple’s journey, Edwards commented:
“I’m glad to be part of this journey from hello & hi 😂 and I said to them… as my own never set, y’all wanna put me on a hot seat 😂🤣. Even as I was mixing the wedding song, I was thinking… chai, what will people say? 😂😂 But this here is a testimony of God’s faithfulness!! All the phone calls back and forth were worth it! When Jesus says yes, nobody can say no. Congratulations @mosesbliss & your amazing Angel!!! 💕💕💕”
Edwards’ candid advice and lighthearted remarks have sparked online conversations, with fans applauding his transparency while others debated his stance on balancing public engagement with personal privacy.
